1615 board loan no. 56. g. pearce, clerk of the council. water boards act 1904 bunbury water board...

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PERTH: FRIDAY, 9 MAY

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in the ExecutiveCouncil Chambers, Perth on the 5th day of February, 1986the following Order in Council was authorised to be issued .

Constitution Act 1889-1980ORDER IN COUNCIL

WHEREAS section 74 of the Constitution Act 1889-1980,provides, inter alia, that the Governor in Council may vestin heads of departments or other offices or persons withinthe State, power to make minor appointments to publicoffices under the Government of the State . Now therefore,His Excellency the Governor, acting with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council hereby-

1 . Vests in Alexander George Errington, AnthonyNoel Start, Kenneth James Wallace, KennethJames Atkin, John Richard Watson, GeoffreyWalter Mercer, Michael Howard Tagliaferri,Richard Dean Briedhal, Keith Campbell Low andin any person temporarily appointed to perform thenormal duties of the said officers during absence orincapacity, the power to make the appointment ofpersons as employees of the Department of Conser-vation and "Land Management its branches at adaily or weekly rate of wage .

2. Revokes the power previously vested in DonaldEdwin Grace, Adrian Collin Van-Noort, PatrickJohn McNamara, James Bevan Campbell, NormanCharles Caporn, Kenneth Gordon Hide and in anyperson temporarily appointed to perform the nor-mal duties of the said officers during absence orincapacity, to make the appointment of persons asemployees of the Department of Conservation andLand Management and its branches at a daily orweekly rate of wage .

47201-1

G. PEARCE,Clerk of the Council .

[1986

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in the ExecutiveCouncil Chamber, Perth, this 22nd day of April, 1986 thefollowing Orders in Council were authorised to be issued :

Country Area Water Supply Act 1947Menzies Water Supply

Abolition and Reconstitution of Menzies Water Reserve

ORDER IN COUNCILFile No . A15092 .

WHEREAS it is enacted under section 9 of the CountryAreas Water Supply Act 1947, that the Governor may byOrder in Council consitute and abolish the boundaries of aWater Reserve, now therefore His Excellency the Governorby and with the consent of the Executive Council doeshereby :

1. Abolish the Menzies Water Reserve as previouslyconstituted and shown on plan PWDWA 55546 ;

2. Constitute the Menzies Water Reserve as definedin the schedule hereunder and assign the name ofMenzies Water Reserve thereto.

ScheduleMenzies Water Reserve

All that portion of land, containing about 3 814 hectares,bounded by lines starting from a point situate 1200 metressouth of the northwestern corner of Menzies Lot 469 andextending north, 2 100 metres; thence east, 2 000 metres;thence 44 degrees, 3 700 metres; thence 104 degrees, 1 470metres, thence south, 6 415 metres ; thence 240 degrees,2 800 metres; thence 274 degrees, 1900 metres, thence 304degrees, 3 300 metres and thence northeasterly to thestarting point, as shown on Water Authority of WesternAustralia plan AL95.

L. E. SMITH,Clerk of the Council .

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Country Areas Water Supply Act 1947Broome Water Supply

Constitution of Broome Water ReserveORDER IN COUNCIL

File No . A17458 .WHEREAS it is enacted under section 9 of the CountryAreas Water Supply Act 1947, that the Governor may byOrder in Council constitute a Water Reserve, now thereforeHis Excellency the Governor by and with the consent of theExecutive Council does hereby constitute the Broome WaterReserve as defined in the schedule hereunder and assign thename of the Broome Water Reserve thereto .

ScheduleBroome Water Reserve

All that area of land bounded by lines starting from apoint situate in the intersection of an eastern boundary ofPastoral Lease 3114/810 and the southern boundary of Re-serve No . 25716 and extending east and north along thesouthern and eastern boundaries of that reserve to itsnortheastern corner ; thence 42 degrees 54 minutes, 1 486metres; thence north 18 447 metres ; thence west about 5 780metres to the eastern side of the Broome-Beagle Bay Road(Road No. 15967); thence southerly along that side to itsintersection with the northern boundary of Reserve No .25716; thence west, south and east along the northern, west-ern and southern boundaries of that reserve to the startingpoint, as shown on Water Authority of Western Australiaplan AM40 .

L. E . SMITH,Clerk of the Council .

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in the ExecutiveCouncil Chamber, Perth, this 6th day of May, 1986 thefollowing Orders in Council were authorised to be issued :

Water Boards Act 1904Bunbury Water Board

Proposed Loan of $415 000ORDER IN COUNCIL

A. 12798 .WHEREAS by the Water Boards Act 1904 a Water Boardmay, with the approval of the Governor, borrow money :Now therefore His Excellency the Governor acting with theadvice and consent of the Executive Council hereby ap-proves under the provisions of section 113 of the WaterBoard's Act 1904, of the Bunbury Water Board borrowingthe sum of four hundred and fifteen thousand dollars($415 000) from the Motor Vehicle Insurance Trust repay-able over ten (10) years by twenty (20) equal half-yearlyinstalments of principal and interest for the purpose offinancing the modification of the Mangles Water TreatmentPlant, Irwin Water Treatment Plan and improvements tothe Mangles Reservoir. This loan will be known as BunburyWater Board Loan No . 56.

G. PEARCE,Clerk of the Council .

Water Boards Act 1904Bunbury Water Board

Proposed Loan of $250 000ORDER IN COUNCIL

A.12798 .WHEREAS by the Water Boards Act 1904 a Water Boardmay, with the approval of the Governor, borrow money;Now therefore His Excellency the Governor acting with the

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[9 May 1986 .

advice and consent of the Executive Council hereby ap-proves under the provisions of section 113 of the WaterBoard's Act 1904, of the Bunbury Water Board borrowingthe sum of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars($250 000) from the Motor Vehicle Insurance Trust repay-able over ten (10) years by twenty (20) equal half-yearlyinstalments of principal and interest for the purpose offinancing the construction of the works referred to asBunbury Water Board Plan Loan No . 57 .

G. PEARCEClerk of the Council .

Department of the Premier and Cabinet,Perth, 2 May 1986 .

IT is hereby notified for public information that His Excel-lency the Governor has approved the following temporaryallocation of portfolios during the absence of the Hon JeffCarr, MLA, for the period from 6 May 1986 to 18 May 1986inclusive .

The Hon Barry Hodge, MLA, has agreed to act as ActingMinister for Local Government and Regional Developmentduring this period .

D. G. BLIGHT,Director-General.

Department of Premier and Cabinet,Perth, 6 May 1986 .

IT is hereby notified for public information that His Excel-lency the Governor has approved the following temporaryallocation of portfolios during the absence of the Hon . PeterDowding, M.L.A., for the period 9 May 1986 to 25 May 1986inclusive .

The Hon. David Parker, M.L.A ., has agreed to act asActing Minister for Industrial Relations and theHon. Kay Hallahan, M .L.C ., to act as Minister forEmployment and Training for this period .

D. G. BLIGHT,Director General.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 9 May 1986.

IT is hereby notified for public information that the Hon .Attorney General has approved the appointment of the fol-lowing persons as Commissioner for Declarations under theDeclarations and Attestations Act 1913 :-

Patricia Eileen Barfield, of East Fremantle .John Dalton, of Bateman.Peter John Falck, of Kingsley .David John Freeman, of Willetton .Kathleen Grace Harb, of Karratha.Christine Anne Hollister, of Subiaco .Kevin Michael James, of Greenwood .Wayne Robert Martin, of Shenton Park.Frederick Murray, of Bassendean.Martin O'Donnell, of Katanning.James Kieth Price, of Kelmscott.Joseph Michael Sadowski, of Geraldton .Leon Trevor Sander, of Shelley .Carlo Anthony Sapienza, of Corrigin .Madeleine Stevens, of Karratha .

D. G. DOIG,Under Secretary for Law .

9 May 1986 .]


Crown Law Department,Perth, 9 May 1986 .

EX OFFICIO JUSTICE OF THE PEACEIT is hereby notified for public information that KennethErnest Pech, of, Formby South Road, Gnowangerup, hasbeen appointed under section 9 of the Justices Act 1902 tobe a Justice of the Peace for the Magisterial District ofStirling during his term of office as President of the Shire OfGnowangerup .

D. G . DOIG,Under Secretary for Law.

TAXI-CAR CONTROL ACT 1985Taxi Control Board (Elections) Regulations 1964

(As Amended)Election of two members to the Taxi Control Board

I, RAYMOND STANLEY SHAW, being the ReturningOfficer duly appointed under and for the purpose of theRegulations made under the Taxi-Car Control Act 1985 dohereby certify that in accordance with the said Regulations Ihave held an election which closed on 1 May 1986 for theelection of two members to the Taxi Control Board . Pursu-ant to the said Regulations, the election resulted in theundermentioned candidates being elected as members of theTaxi Control Board .

Foley, Kevin Barry .Andrew, Jeffrey.

Dated at Perth this 2nd day of May, 1986 .R. S. SHAW,

Chief Electoral Officer,Returning Officer .

(State Electoral Department, SGIO Atrium, 170 St .George's Terrace, Perth W .A . 6000.)

ALBANY PORT AUTHORITY ACT 1926-1979

NoticeApplication to Lease

IN accordance with the provision of section 25 of the AlbanyPort Authority Act 1926-1979 it is hereby advertised than anapplication has been received from West Ocean CanningPty. Ltd. for the lease of Lot 22 of Portlandvested intheAlbany Port Authority for a period exceeding three years forthe purpose of fish processing .

Dated this 2nd day of April, 1986 .B . J . E. HUDSON,

Managing Secretary .

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WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MARINE ACT 1982Closure of Navigable Waters-Lake Kununurra

Department of Marine and Harbours,Fremantle, 1 May 1986 .

ACTING pursuant to the powers conferred by section 66 ofthe Western Australian Marine Act 1982 the Department ofMarine and Harbours by this Notice, defines those portionsof Lake Kununurra set out hereunder as areas of navigablewaters closed to navigation by all vessels, provided that thisclosure will apply only on the following day and times butwill not apply to competitors or other craft authorised by theOrd Festival Committee taking part in activities approvedby that Committee .

(i) All the water contained within the gazetted LakeKununurra Water Ski Area and which is defined bymarkers, between 0800 hours and 1600 hours onSunday, 22 June 1986 .

(ii) All the water contained in an area upstream of thegazetted water ski area to the Packsaddle PumpStation, between 0800 hours and 1600 hours onSunday, 22 June 1986 .

J . M. JENKIN,General Manager .

Crown Law Department, ELECTORAL ACT 1907Perth, 9 May 1986 .

Electoral Department,IT is hereby notified for public information that His Excel- Perth, 22 April 1986.lency the Governor in Executive Council has:- HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has under the pro-Approved of the following appointment to the Com- visions of section 6 of the Electoral Act 1907 .mission of the Peace for the State of Western Australia . 1 . Appointed the persons listed in column 1 to beMalcolm Ian Highan, of, "Jennamartin", Williams . Registrars for the Districts listed in column 2 hereunder .

Margaret Lee Peters, of, 5 Archer Street, Midland . Column 1 Column 2Edwin John Powell, of, O'Grady Road, Kwolyin . Kerry Roy Ascot, Canning, Gosnells, Helena,Jeffrey Malcolm Rolinson, of, 1 Centenary Road, Monaghan . Kalamunda, Maylands, Morley-

Bunbury . Swan, Mount Lawley, Victoria Park,Welshpool.D. G. DOIG, Trevor Leslie Balcatta, Balga, Floreat, Joondalup,Under Secretary for Law . Dolan . Karrinyup,

Nollamara,

Perth,Scarborough, Subiaco, Whitford .

Craig Steven Armadale, Clontarf, Cockburn,Ryan . Cottesloe, East Melville, Fremantle,

Melville, Murdoch, Nedlands, SouthPerth .

Crown Law Department, Peter Roger Esperance-Dundas,

Gascoyne,Perth, 9 May 1986 . McDonagh . Katanning-Roe, Kimberley, Mount

Marshall,

Murchison-Eyre,IT is hereby notified for public information that His Excel- Narrogin, Pilbara, Rockingham .lency the Governor in Executive Council has approved of the Wayne Lindsay Bunbury, Collie, Darling Range,appointment of Nicholson . Mandurah,

Mitchell,

Moore,Dennis George Corteen, of, Cockatoo Island, Yampi Murray-Wellington, Vasse, Warren .

Sound Nigel James Albany, Avon, Dale, Geraldton,to the Commission of the Peace for the West Kimberley Bushby. Greenough, Kalgoorlie, Merredin,Magisterial District . Mundaring, Stirling.

D. G. DOIG, 2. Cancelled all previous appointments.Under Secretary for Law . R . S. SHAW,

Chief Electoral Officer.

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MAIN ROADS ACT 1930MAIN ROADS (CONTROL OF SIGNS) AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1986

MADE by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council on the recommendation of theCommissioner of Main Roads .Citation

1 . These regulations may be cited as the Main Roads (Control of Signs) AmendmentRegulations 1986 .Regulation 7 amended

2 . Regulation 7 of the Main Roads (Control of Signs) Regulations 1983* is amended-(a) in subregulation (1) (n) (viii) (aa) by inserting before "or freeway interchange"

wherever it occurs, the following-" section or part of a road subject to control of access " ; and

(b) in subregulation (5) by inserting before "freeway interchange" wherever it occurs, thefollowing-" section or part of a road subject to control of access,

.Recommended-

D. H. AITKEN,Commissioner of Main Roads .

By His Excellency's Command,L. E. SMITH,

Clerk of the Council .

`Published in the Government Gazette of 21 October 1983 at pp. 4271-4274.

FISHERIES ACT 1905Notice No . 230

Rock Lobster Pot NoticePrincipal Notice

1. In this Notice the Rock Lobster Pot Notice, No . 224published in the Government Gazette of 27 March 1986 isreferred to as the principal notice .

Clause 4 amended2. Clause 4 of the principal notice is amended in para-

graph (b) by deleting sub-paragraphs (iii) and (iv) andsubstituting the following-

(iii) four escape gaps are fitted, they are positioned twoon each side other than the base or the end towhich the hauling rope is attached to the pot, thelength of one of the gaps fitted to each side of thepot may be less than 305 millimetres provided that

A . the combined length of two escape gaps oneach side of the pot shall be not less than 610millimetres; and

B. the smallest gap on each side of the pot shallbe not less than 200 millimetres ;

(iv) four escape gaps are fitted and two of those gapsare positioned across the entire width of the end ofthe pot opposite the hauling rope attachment pointor points, the combined length of those gaps maybe less than 610 millimetres provided that-

A . the centre support of the end of the pot towhich the escape gap is attached does notexceed 50 millimetres in width ;

B. the smallest gap shall not be less than 250millimetres; and

C. two escape gaps are fitted one on each side ofthe pot other than the base;

Schedule Amended3. The schedule to the principal Notice is amended by

deleting diagram 4 .Dated this 5th day of May, 1986 .

J . F . GRILL,Minister for Fisheries .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A . [9 May 1986 .

RURAL HOUSING (ASSISTANCE) ACT 1976(AS AMENDED)

Rural Housing AuthorityR. H . A . 780/76 .

IT is hereby notified that Arthur Sydney Leatt-Hayter hasbeen appointed as Chairman of the Rural Housing Authorityfor the period 7 June 1986 to 6 June 1989 .Dated the 22nd day of April, 1986 .

A. D. BROUN,Acting Secretary .

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES ACT 1894CO-OPERATIVE AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACT

1903Notice

Friendly Societies Registration Board,Perth, 29 April 1986 .

FS 35/56 .HIS Excellency the Governor of Western Australia inExecutive Council has approved the appointment of GrahamRonald Ottey as a Public Auditor for the purposes of theFriendly Societies Act 1894, and the Co-operative andProvident Societies Act 1903 .

B . S. BROTHERSON,Registrar .

FORFEITURESTHE following leases and licences together with all rights,title and interest therein have this day been forfeited to theCrown under the Land Act 1933 for the reasons stated .Name; Lease or licence; District ; Reason; Corres . No . ; Plan .Mansell, R . G.; 338/15404 ; Condingup Lot 39 ; Non-com-

pliance with conditions; 1666/79 ; Condingup townsite,Carey Street .

Coustley, J . L . and I. H . ; 338/16489; Grass Patch Lot 38 ;Non-compliance with conditions; 3402/982; GrassPatch townsite, Richardson Street .

Dated 6 May 1986.B. L. O'HALLORAN,

Under Secretary for Lands .

9 May 1986 .]


1319/985 .IN the notice at page 1440 of the Government Gazette dated18 April 1986 under the heading, Esperance, in lines 1 and 2change 100 metres wide to read 201 .17 metres wide .

B . L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND ACT 1933Suburban Lands

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 9 May 1986 .

File No . 1284/77 .HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve, under section 10 of the Land Act 1933,of King Locations 460, 462, 463, 471 and 472 being set apartas Suburban Lands .(Public Plans Deception Range N .E. and Burt Range

N.W. 1 :25 000 .)B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

LAND ACT 1933Land Release


THE undermentioned residential lots are now open for salepursuant to the provisions of Part IV of the Land Act 1933and are to be sold by Public Auction by Order of the Minis-ter for Lands and Surveys at the place and on the datestated at the upset price and subject to the conditions speci-fied hereunder :

Ledge Point TownsiteFile 1298/57 .

Lot ; Street; Area (square metres) ; Upset Price ; Conditions .92; Jones Street ; 1214; $11750; (A)(B) .206; Jones Street ; 1244; $11250; (A)(B) .419; Wedge Street; 1035; $10 500; (A)(B) .422; Wedge Street; 873 ; $10 000 ; (A)(B) .

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$12 300 ; (A)(B)(C)496 ; Robertson Road ; 907 ; $11 500; (A)(B)(C) .

Saturday 14 June 1986 at 2 .30 pro in the Ledge PointCommunity Hall, Ledge Point Country Club .

(Public Plan Ledge Point 23 .38, 24 .38 .)These lots are sold subject to the following conditions :(A) The purchaser shall erect on the lot purchased a

residence to comply with Local Government by-laws within two years from the due date of the firstinstalment . If this condition has not been compliedwith in the time prescribed, the land may be absol-utely forfeited together with all purchase moneyand fees that may have been paid . However, free-hold title to the land may be applied for when aresidence has been erected to "top plate height"stage and is not less than 50 per cent completed tothe satisfaction of the Minister for Lands and Sur-veys .On payment of the first instalment of purchasemoney a licence will be available, upon which amortgage can be registered. A Crown Grant(freehold) will not issue until the purchaser hascomplied with the building condition . A holder of aLicence may apply to the Minister for Lands andSurveys for permission to transfer a Licence .

(B) Purchases by Agents will need to be ratified by thePrincipals.

(C) Subject to Examination of Survey .B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND ACT 1933Special Settlement Lands

King Locations 252 and 649 at KununurraDepartment of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 9 May 1986 .Corres 3417 .77

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve under section 84 of the Land Act 1933 ofthe King Locations set out in the schedule herein being setapart as Special Settlement Lands and of these locationsbeing offered for leasing by public tender pursuant to section86(c) of the said Act, for the purposes detailed in the saidschedule and subject to the conditions set out hereunder .

488; Miles Crescent; 1013 ; $14 300 ; (A)(B)(C) .490; Miles Crescent; 963 ; $13 800; (A)(B)(C) .491; Miles Crescent ; 905 ; $13 500; (A)(B)(C) .492; Miles Crescent ; 909 ; $13 300; (A)(B)(C) .

CORRIGENDUM 493; Miles Crescent ; 877 ; $12 700 ; (A)(B)(C) .Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 9 May 1986 .494; Miles Crescent ; 1010; $12 600 ; (A)(B)(C) .495; Corner Miles Crescent and Robertson Road; 894 ;

CHANGE OF NAME OF LOCALITYTown of Cottesloe

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 9 May 1986.

433; Corner Wedge Street and Dewar Way; 1256 ;(A)(B) .

470; Ledge Point Road ; 855 ; $12 000 ; (A)(B)(C) .471 ; Ledge Point Road ; 868 ; $12 000 ; (A)(B)(C) .472; Ledge Point Road ; 858 ; $12 000 ; (A)(B)(C) .

$13 000 ;

Corres. 3123/985.IT is hereby notified for general information of the changeof name of part of the locality of Mosman Park to Cottesloe

473; Ledge Point Road ; 866 ; $11300 ; (A)(B)(C) .474; Ledge Point Road; 856 ; $11300 ; (A)(B)(C) .

in the Town of Cottesloe as shown in red on Miscellaneous 475; Corner Ledge Point Road and Harper Drive; 871 ;Plan 1210 . $12 000; (A)(B)(C) .(Public Plans Perth 1 :2 000 7 .18 and 7 .19 .)

B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands.

476; Corner Harper Drive and Dillworth Way ; 921 ;(A)(B)(C) .

477; Dillworth Way; 953 ; $13 000; (A)(B)(C) .478; Dillworth Way; 949 ; $12 950; (A)(B)(C) .

$12 000 ;

479; Corner Dillworth Way and Houston Court ; 1003 ;$13 000 ; (A)(B)(C) .

480; Houston Court ; 1006 ; $12 500 ; (A)(B)(C) .ADDENDUM


481; Houston Court ; 869 ;482; Houston Court ; 865;483; Houston Court ; 860;

$12 750 ; (A)(B)(C) .$12 750 ; (A)(B)(C) .$12 500 ; (A)(B)(C) .

Corres. 2389/983 . 484; Corner Dillworth Way and Houston Court ; 859 ;IN the notice at page 2326 of the Government Gazette dated $12 350 ; (A)(B)(C) .28 June 1985 under the heading, Victoria Plains, after the 485; Dillworth Way ; 971 ; $13 300 ; (A)(B)(C) .word coloured, in line 3, add "dark" . 486; Dillworth Way ; 852 ; $12 700 ; (A)(B)(C) .

B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

487; Corner Dillworth$14 450 ; (A)(B)(C) .

Way and Miles Crescent ; 1084 ;

1620GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

[9 May 1986 .

ConditionsApplications shall be accompanied by a proposed budget

and five year development programme which should be pre-pared in liaison with officers of the Water Authority ofWestern Australia and Department of Agriculture . Develop-ment plans will need to incorporate suitable soil conser-vation techniques to the satisfaction of the Department ofAgriculture and Commissioner for Soil Conservation .

The successful applicant will be required in the first threeyears of the lease, to provide an irrigated water supply to thestandards and requirements approved by the Water Auth-ority of Western Australia. A minimum area of 10 hectaresof suitable crop or pasture shall be grown in the first year,increasing to 20 hectares in the second year, and by the endof the third year a minimum of 40 hectares of crops orpasture acceptable to the Department of Agriculture shall begrown under irrigation .

On farm drainage is the responsibility of the lessee andshall be carried out in accordance with plans approved bythe Department of Agriculture. Attention is drawn to By-law11A of the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act.Forfeiture provisions shall be in accordance with section

23 of the Land Act .The lessee shall not sell, assign or agree to sell or assign, or

otherwise dispose of the whole or any part of the lease unlessand until the Minister for Lands and Surveys has given hisconsent to the proposed dealing .

The term of the lease shall be 10 years. At any time duringthe currency of the lease, if the foregoing conditions havebeen complied with, the land price and water charges fullypaid, and 40 per cent of the cultivated area cleared, culti-vated and utilised for agriculture to the satisfaction of theDepartment of Agriculture (such calculation to include areasrequired to be under irrigation) a Crown Grant will issue .

TermsTen per cent of the amount tendered is payable at the

time of tendering with the balance payable over a period of10 years by equal annual instalments, payable on each anni-versary of the commencement of the term, including intereston the unpaid balance calculated at the long term bond rateprevailing at the commencement of the lease . If instalmentsremain unpaid for more than 30 days after the due date,accommodation interest shall be charged .

General InformationKing Location 252 is situated approximately 14 km north

east of Kununurra .King Location 649 is situated approximately 12 km north

west of Kununurra.Soil surveys have been effected on the locations and de-

tails are available from the undermentioned offices .Water supply for Location 252 may be obtained from the

adjacent channel. All works associated with the pumpingand conveyance of irrigation water to the property and thedrainage of waste water from the property shall beconstructed by the lessee at his own expense and in com-pliance with the requirements of the Water Authority ofWestern Australia .

Water Supply for Location 649 may be obtained from theS2C channel. All works associated with the pumping andconveyance of irrigation water to the property and thedrainage of waste water from the property shall beconstructed by the lessee at his own expense and in com-pliance with the requirements of the Water Authority ofWestern Australia.

Irrigation charges for water consumed will be in accord-ance with the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 by-laws, section 31A, subsection 2(a)(ii) . This charge is cur-rently $22 .15 per hectare or part thereof, charged on maxi-mum area watered in any one year .

The highest, lowest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted and the successful tender shall be decided by theLand Board .Any person over the age of 16 may submit a tender .Tenderers must demonstrate their technical and financial

capacity to meet the conditions of development .Tenders in a sealed envelope endorsed "Tender for

Irrigated Agriculture" and accompanied by a deposit of tenper cent of the amount tendered, together with the otherrequired information must be lodged at the Department ofLands and Surveys, Catherdral Avenue, Perth by 5 .00 p.m.on Wednesday, 25 June 1986 .

InspectionInspection may be arranged by contacting the District

Manager Kimberley, Mr D . White at Lands and SurveysDepartment Office, Kununurra Telephone : (091) 68 1785 .

Plans and particulars are available at the Office of theDepartment of Lands and Surveys, Perth and at the DistrictOffice Messmate Drive, Kununurra .

Schedule

*Subject to Examination of Survey .

B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

LAND ACT 1933Special Settlement Lands

King Location 651 at KununurraDepartment of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 9 May 1986 .Corres. 241/69 .

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve under section 84 of the Land Act 1933 ofthe King Location set out in the schedule herein being setapart as Special Settlement Lands and of the location beingoffered for leasing by public tender pursuant to sections86(aa) and 86(c) of the said Act, subject to the terms andconditions set out hereunder .

ConditionsTenders shall be accompanied by a proposed budget and

five year development programme which should be preparedin liaison with Officers of the Water Authority of WesternAustralia and the Department of Agriculture . Developmentplans will need to incorporate suitable soil conservationtechniques to the satisfaction of the Department ofAgriculture and the Commissioner for Soil Conservation .The lessee or manager shall take-up residence on or

within working distance of the farm within 12 months ofallocation .

The successful tenderer will be required in the first fiveyears of the lease, to provide an irrigated water supply tostandards and requirements approved by the Water Auth-ority of Western Australia, and to undertake land develop-ment and utilisation in accordance with plans submitted toand approved by the Department of Agriculture . Aminimum of 10 hectares of suitable crops shall be grown inthe first year, increasing to 20 hectares in the second year,which may be under rain-grown conditions . By the end ofthe third year not less than 40 hectares of crops acceptableto the Department of Agriculture shall be grown under irri-gation . In subsequent years this level of utilisation shall bemaintained.

On farm drainage is the responsibility of the lessee andshall be carried out in accordance with plans approved bythe Department of Agriculture . Attention is drawn to By-law 11A of the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act .

Forfeiture provisions shall be in accordance with section23 of the Land Act.

The lessee shall not sell, assign or agree to sell or assign, orotherwise dispose of the whole or any part of the lease unlessand until the Minister for Lands has given his consent to theproposed dealing.

The term of the lease shall be 10 years . At any time duringthe currency of the lease, if the foregoing conditions havebeen complied with, the land price and water charges fullypaid, and 40 per cent of the cultivable area cleard, cultivatedand utilised for agriculture to the satisfaction of the Depart-ment of Agriculture (such calculation to include areasrequired to be under irrigation) a Crown Grant will issue .

Location Purpose Area

Plan

252 Irrigated 77 .474 6 ha PincombeAgriculture Range

1:25 000SW

649 Irrigated *107.552 1 ha Ivanhoe SEAgriculture 1 :25 000(Dairy)

9 May 1986 .]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

TermsTen per cent of the amount tendered is payable at the

time of tendering with the balance payable over a period of10 years by equal annual instalments, payable on each anni-versary of the commencement of the term, including intereston the unpaid balance calculated at the long term bond rateprevailing at the commencement of the lease . If instalmentsremain unpaid for more than 30 days after the due date,accommodation interest shall be charged .

General InformationKing Location 651 is situated approximately 20 km north

of Kununurra.Soil surveys have been effected on the location and details

are available from the undermentioned offices .Water supply for the Location can be supplied from the

end of the 54A irrigation channel adjacent to the wastewayinto the D4 drain. The lessee will be required to conveyirrigation water from this point by pipeline through Lo-cation 650 (Pipeline Reserve), across the public Road No .14575 to the installed system within the farm . The locationand standard of construction of the pipeline shall be to therequirements of the Water Authority of Western Australiaand the Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley and beconstructed by the lessee or his agent at his own expense .

The highest, lowest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted and the successful tender shall be decided by theLand Board.Any person over the age of 16 may submit a tender.Tenderers must demonstrate their technical and financial

capacity to meet the conditions of development .Tenders in a sealed envelope endorsed "Tender for Peanut

Farm" and accompanied by a deposit of ten per cent of theamount tendered, together with the other rquired infor-mation must be lodged at the Department of Lands andSurveys, Cathedral Avenue, Perth by 5 .00 p.m. onWednesday, 25 June 1986 .

InspectionInspection may be arranged by contacting the District

Manager Kimberley, Mr D. White at Lands and SurveysDepartment Office, Kununurra (Telephone (091) 68 1785) .

Plans and particulars are available at the Office of theDepartment of Lands and Surveys, Perth and at the DistrictOffice Messmate Drive, Kununurra .

ScheduleLocation

Area

Plan651

* 280.668 3 ha

Pincombe RangeSW 1:25 000

* Subject to Examination of Survey .B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Closure of Streets

WHEREAS, Minister for Lands and Surveys, being theowner of the land which adjoins the street hereunder de-scribed has agreed to the request of the City of Gosnells toclose the said street:-

GosnellsFile No . 2134/978 .G. 730. The whole of surveyed roads, now comprised in

Canning Location 3475, surveyed and shown bordered pinkon Lands and Surveys Original Plan 16413 . (Public PlanPerth 10 000 5.3 .)

WHEREAS, the City of Melville, being the owner of theland which adjoins the street hereunder described requeststhe closure of the said street:-

MelvilleFile No. 2850/985 .M. 1200. All those portions of The Strand (Road No .

2170) and Gairloch Street, now comprised in Swan Location7840, surveyed and shown bordered pink on Original Plan16387 . (Public Plans Perth 2 000 12 .19 .)

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WHEREAS, Owen Crambrook Chappell, Walter RobertSmith and Phyllis Hilda Smith, being the owners of the landwhich adjoins the street hereunder described have agreed tothe request of the Shire of Gnowangerup to close the saidstreet:-

GnowangerupFile No . 4601/65 .G. 726 . The whole of Road No. 7147 extending along part

of the western boundary of Kojonup location 8436 ; from thenorthern boundary of Location 7025 to the easternmostsouthern boundary of Location 5514 . (Public PlanToolbrunup N .E . 1 :25 000 .)

WHEREAS, Minister for Lands and Surveys, being theowner of the land which adjoins the street hereunder de-scribed has agreed to the request of the Shire of Wiluna toclose the said street:-

WilunaFile No . 1378/985 .W. 1249 .

(a) All that portion of surveyed way along the southernboundary of Wiluna Lot 61 ; from the eastern side ofWotton Street (Road No . 4829) to a line in pro-longation southward of the eastern boundary of thesaid Lot 61 .

(b) All that portion of surveyed way along the southernboundary of Wiluna Lot 97 ; from the eastern side ofLennon Street to a line in prolongation southwardof the eastern boundary of the said Lot 97 .

(Public Plan Wiluna Townsite .)

WHEREAS James Brennan and Daniel Lawrence Brennan,being the owners of the land which adjoins the streethereunder described have agreed to the request of the Shireof Wongan-Ballidu to close the said street :-

Wongan-BalliduFile No . 3236/983 .W. 1246 . All that portion of surveyed road, along the

eastern boundary of the southernmost northeastern sever-ance of Melbourne Location 2831 ; from the southern side ofRoad No. 11300 southeastward to a line in prolongationeastward of the northern boundary of Location 3221 . (PublicPlan Wongan Hills S .W . 1 :25 000 .)

And whereas the council has requested closure of the saidstreets; and whereas the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved these requests; it is notified that the said streetsare hereby closed .

B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 9 May 1986 .IT is hereby declared that, pursuant to the resolution of theShire of Mandurah passed at a meeting of the Council heldon or about 11 March 1986 the undermentioned lands havebeen set apart, taken, or resumed under section 17 of thePublic Works Act 1902, for the purpose of a new road, that isto say:-

Mandurah1051/986.Road No. 17019 (Peelwood Parade) (Widening of Part) .

That portion of Murray Location 5 as delineated andcoloured dark brown on Lands and Surveys Diagram 87387 .

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3 square metres being resumed from Murray Location 5 .(Public Plan Mandurah Townsite 1 :2 000 04.38.)

And whereas His Excellency the Governor has declaredthat the said lands have been set apart, taken, or resumedfor the purpose of the said roads, and that plans of the saidlands might be inspected at the Department of Lands andSurveys, Perth, it is hereby notified that the lands describedabove are roads within the meaning of the Local Govern-ment Act 1960, subject to the provisions of the said Act .

Dated this 6th day of May, 1986.

By Order of His Excellency,I. F . TAYLOR,

Minister for Lands and Surveys .

M.R.D. 42/435-BMain Roads Act 1930 (as amended); Public Works Act 1902 (as amended)

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LANDTHE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act 1902(as amended), that it is intended to take or resume under section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land described in theSchedule hereto and being all in the Nannup District, for the purpose of the following public works, namely, Realignment of theNannup-Pemberton Road (1 .41-6 .063 SLK section) and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan M.R.D .W.A. 7702-16 and 7702-17, which may be inspected at the office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Waterloo Crescent, EastPerth .

Schedule

No . Owner or Reputed

Occupier or Reputed

AreaOwner

Occupier

Description

(approx .)

1 . Ross Edward Bartrop and

Hon. Minister for Works

Portion of Nelson Location 11316 and 1 .16 haBirgit Ursula Bartrop as

(Purchaser vide Caveat

being part of the land comprised injoint tenants of one un-

D191478)

Certificate of Title Volume 1662 Foliodivided fourth share,

942Graham Russell Bartropof one undivided eighthshare, Birgit UrsulaBartrop of one undividedeighth share, EdwardVincent

LawrenceStratford and AdeleMargaret Stratford asjoint tenants of one un-divided fourth share andRoss Edward Bartrop,Graham Russell Bartropand Edward VincentLawrence Stratford asjoint tenants of one un-divided fourth share.

2. Henry Richard Blythe

Hon Minister for Works

3 . Henry Richard Blythe

Hon Minister for Works

Dated this 6th day of May, 1986 .D. R. WARNER,

Director Administration and Finance .

WATER AUTHORITY ACT 1984Water Supply - Metropolitan

Notice of Intention to Construct Major WorksProject Nos. W06.079, W06.080, W07.441

File F . 13464 .NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with section 88 ofthe Water Authority Act 1984, of the intention of the WaterAuthority to undertake the construction of the followingworks:

LICENSED SURVEYORS' ACT 1909-1976Land Surveyors' Licensing Board

IT is hereby notified for general information that theundermentioned gentlemen have all been registered asLicensed Surveyors under the provisions of theabovementioned Act, on the dates specified :

No. 816-Bamford, John Martindale, c/- PO Box 857,Carnarvon WA 6701, 17 April 1986 .

No. 817-Higbid, Shaun Richard, 28 Latham Street,Alfred Cove WA 6154,17 April 1986 .

No. 818-Sweeney, Danny, 11 Ferrer Place, Woodlands,WA 6018,17 April 1986 .

B . G . CRIBB,Secretary,

Land Surveyors' Licensing Board .

Portion of Nelson Location 1422 and be- 1 817 m 2ing part of the land comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1029 Folio 444

Portion of Nelson Location 1201 and be- 7 732 m 2ing part of the land comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1485 Folio 657 .

Armadale High Level Tank, Pumping Stationand Inlet/Outlet Main

City of ArmadaleThe proposed works consist of the construction of:-

(a) A concrete water tank of six hundred and fiftycubic metre (650m3) capacity, thirteen metre(13 m) diameter and five and a half metres (5 .5 m)wall height, complete with a concrete roof, a sump,an overflow connected to a natural water courseand all other necessary pipework and apparatus .

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These works are to be wholly located within theproposed access reserve and the proposed tank sitewithin Lot 11 and Lot Pt 24 Albany Highway,Wungong.

(b) A brick building of approximately thirty-five squaremetres (35 m2) in area, complete with pumpingequipment, pipework, electrical equipment and allnecessary apparatus .These works are to be wholly located within OpalWay tank site lots 293 and 61 Opal Way, Armadale .

(c) A below ground three hundred millimetre (300 mm)diameter steel pipeline approximately nine hundredmetres (900 m) long complete with all valves andnecessary apparatus .The route of the pipeline will commence at thejunction of Bedfordale Hill Road and Jade StreetArmadale and thence proceed in an easterly direc-tion along Bedfordale Hill Road to Albany Highwayand thence in a southerly direction along AlbanyHighway to a point adjacent to the proposed accessreserve and thence in a south westerly directionalong the access reserve to terminate at theproposed tank site .

The above works and localities are shown on planAN03. The purpose of the proposed works is to provide animproved water supply to the higher areas ofArmadale . Further inquiries may be made and plans of theproposed works may be inspected at the Customer ServicesBranch of the Water Authority, John Tonkin Water Centre,629 Newcastle Street, Leederville, between the hours of 8 .00a.m. and 5 .00 p .m. Monday to Friday .

NoteSection 89 of the Water Authority Act 1984 provides that

any council or person interested may lodge a writtenobjection with the Authority against the construction orprovision of the proposed works, within one month after thedate of publication of the above notice .

After the period for receipt of objections has expired andthe objections, if any, have been met by amendment of theproposal or are not sufficient to cause the proposal to beamended when considering the general public interest theMinister may make a Notice of Authorisation which ispublished in the Government Gazette authorising the WaterAuthority to carry out the construction or provision of theproposed works.

H. J. GLOVER,Managing Director .

WATER AUTHORITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAACCEPTED TENDERS

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ContractNo . Particulars Contractor Rate$

AM 50122 Supply of Dry Well Sewerage Pumps VictoriaPark Main Pumping Station

Borg Warner (Australia) Ltd 194 619 .00ES 50155 Construct 1 000 m 3 Reinforced Concrete

Roofed Tank at Mount BarkerHarvey Concrete Supplies 86 671 .00

AS 50156 Roofing of Pond No. 2 Greenmount Reservior Barclay Bros Ltd 1871600 .00AM 50164 Supply and Installation of Electric Motors atArmagh Street Victoria Park Waste WaterPump Station

Siemens Ltd 99 616.00

LS 60167 Construct 225 m3 Reinforced Concrete Circu-lar Roofed Tank at Gascoyne Junction

Harvey Concrete Supplies 26 474 .00

FM 60173 Bunbury No.1 WWTP Supply of 2 RotaryDistributors

Water Treatment Pty Ltd 21 744 .00

PS 60178 Construct 225 m3 Reinforced Concrete Circu-lar Roofed Tank at Wyndham

Harvey Concrete Supplies 39 284 .00

AV 60179 Supply 3 only 11 000 kg GVM 4x4 Tray TopTrucks

Prestige Motors 120 021 .00

KS 60181 Recoating of 15 m Stand for 200 m3 Tank atLancelin

Mills Sign and Painting Services 32176.00

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WATER AUTHORITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA-continued

ACCEPTED TENDERS -continued

WATER AUTHORITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIATenders

TENDERS are invited for the purchase and removal of thevehicles listed below:

Inspection: Water Authority Depot KalgoorlieND000016/1-1984 WB Holden Ute 3 .31 man A/Con

(XQS 653) .ND000016/2-1983 XE Falcon Sdn 3.31 man A/Con

(XQS 608) .Inspection : Water Authority Depot South HedlandQD000017/1-1982 B120 Datsun Ute Man (XQS 159) .QD000017/2-1983 VH Commodore Wgn . 2.81 Auto

A/Con (XQR 035) .QD000017/3-1982 Toyota Hilux Tray Top Ute 2 .51

Diesel Man A/Con (XQX 535) .QD000017/4-1982 WB Holden 1 Tonne Ute 3.31 Man

A/con (XQR 652) .QD000017/5-1983 XE Falcon Ute 3 .31 Man A/Con

(XQR 410) .Inspection : Water Authority Depot Broome

PD000018-1983 XE Falcon Ute 3 .31 Man A/Con(XQS 247) .Inspection : Water Authority Depot Derby

PD000019/1-1983 XE Falcon Panel Van 4.11 ManA/Con (XQH 143) .

PD000019/2-1982 WB Holden 1 Tonne Ute 3 .31 ManA/Con (XQX 054) .

Closing date for all tenders : 13 May 1986 at 2 .30 p.m .Tender documents and particulars including inspection

times are available from the Supply Branch, Level 2, Entry4, John Tonkin Water Centre, 629 Newcastle Street,Leederville 6007, telephone 420 2218 or from the locationstated.

Purchase of vehicles will be on a "as is-where is" basis .All vehicles are unregistered and subject to the provisions

of the West Australian Road Traffic Authority Act 1974 .Results of Tenders are available between 11 .00 am and 12

noon on the working day following closing date of Tenders .Contact Disposals Officer on telephone 420 2218 .

The highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted .

WATER BOARDS ACT 1904Bunbury Water Board

Proposed Loan 56 of $415 000NOTICE is hereby given that the Bunbury Water Boardproposes to borrow the sum of Four hundred and fifteenthousand dollars ($415 000) by the sale of debentures, fromthe Motor Vehicle Insurance Trust, 255 St . Georges Terrace,Perth .

Contractor

[9 May 1986 .

Rate

Clough Engineering Group 770 341 .00Capitol Mazda 55 544.24R. Bolsenbroek 12 650.00

N.D. & D .J. Thornton & Sons26 859.00

Bell Basic Industries 94 500.00

Pioneer Concrete 56 625 .00

Robertson Engineering27 342 .00

H. J. GLOVER,Managing Director .

Payment of interest and the repayment of principal is tobe made by twenty equal half yearly instalments.

Proposed Works .(1) Mangles Treatment Plant-To improve water quality

and to enable full utilisation of this treatment plant it isproposed to-

(i) Modification of Plant-To carryout modification to the treatmentplant to enable the injection ofgaseous chlorine into water andwould include the construction of achlorination building, installationof chlorination equipment, back-wash pumps and associated electri-cal equipment .

$130000(2) Irwin Treatment Plant-To improve water quality and

to enable greater utilisation of this treatment plant it isproposed to-

(i) Modification of Plant-To installchlorination equipment includingfeed pump and associated electricsand to modify the backwash waterinstallation, existing filters, sedi-mentation tanks and associatedpipework and monitoring equip-ment.

$60000(3) Mangles Reservoir-To improve the capacity and raise

the water level of the Mangles Storage pond it isproposed to-

(i) Construct Wall-A reinforced con-crete wall is to be constructedaround the top of the existing con-crete storage pond to a height of2.0 m and will involve the hiring ofconsultant engineers and contrac-tors to carry out the constructionworks and modification of existingfacilities as required .

$225000Total :$415000

A. G. McKENZIE,Chairman .

V. S. SPALDING,Secretary.

WATER BOARDS ACT 1904Bunbury Water Board

Proposed Loan 57 of $250 000NOTICE is hereby given that the Bunbury Water Boardproposes to borrow the sum of Two hundred and fifty thou-sand dollars ($250 000) by the sale of debentures, from theMotor Vehicle Insurance Trust, 255 St . George's Terrace,Perth.

Payment of interest and the repayment of principal is tobe made by twenty equal half yearly instalments .

ContractNo . Particulars

AS 60187 Roofing of Mount Hawthorn ReserviorAV 60188 Supply 3 only 4-tonne Diesel Tray Top TrucksFS 60200 Construction

Stationof Wuraming River Gauging

ES 60201 ConstructionStation

of Mitchell River Gauging

AM 61001 Supply and Delivery of Ready Mixed Con-crete-Bibra Lake Sewer

AM 61003 Supply Ready Mixed Concrete Canning SewerLeeming

AS 61069 Supply & Installation of Mechanical ServicesShenton Park

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED)

Advertisement of Approved Town Planning SchemeAmendment

City of Armadale Town Planning Scheme No . 2-Amend-ment No . 1

SPC 853-2-22-4; Pt . 1 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act1928 (as amended) that the Minister for Planning approvedthe City of Armadale Town Planning Scheme Amendmenton 29 April 1986 for the purpose of rezoning Lots 24-27, Pt .6 and Pt . Lot 45, Williams Road, Lots 14, Pt. 3 and Pt. 45Seventh Road, Lots Pt . 45, 8 and 9, Third Avenue and LotsPt. 7 and Pt . 14, Morgan Road, Armadale from Rural "X"Zone to Residential Zone-Development Area .

J. BLACKBURN,Mayor .

J. W. FLATOW,Town Clerk .


Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendment hasbeen Prepared and is Available for Inspection

City of Armadale Town Planning Scheme No . 2-Amendment No . 2

SPC 853-2-22-4, Pt. 2 .NOTICE is hereby give that the City of Armadale in pursu-ance of its powers under the town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) has prepared a Town PlanningScheme Amendment for the purpose of rezoning Lots 1, 2and Portion of Lot 3, Williams Road and Lots 13, 12 andPortion of Lot 11, Third Avenue from Rural "X" to Residen-tial-Development Area .

All plans and documents setting out and explaining theAmendment have been deposited at Council Offices, 145 JullStreet, Armadale and will be open for inspection withoutcharge during the hours of 9 .00 a .m . to 4.00 p.m. on all daysof the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidaysuntil and including 6 June 1986.

The plans and documents have also been deposited at theoffice of the State Planning Commission, Perth and willsimilarly be open for inspcetion for the same period betweenthe hours of 8.00 a .m. and 4.00 p.m. Any person who de-sires to make a submission on the Amendment should makethe submission in writing in the form prescribed by theregulations and lodge it with Town Clerk, City of Armadale,P.O. Box 69, Armadale 6112 on or before 6 June 1986 .

A . J. HARVEY,Town Clerk .

(ii) Lot 141, Bedfordale Hill Road, Armadale fromParks and Recreation Reserve (Local) to Residen-tial R5 ; and

(iii) Reserve 30232 on plan 2285 from Residential R5 toParks and Recreation Reserve (Local) .

All plans and documents setting out and explaining theAmendment have been deposited at Council Offices, 145 JullStreet, Armadale and will be open for inspection withoutcharge during the hours of 9 .00 a .m . to 4 .00 p.m. on all daysof the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidaysuntil and including 30 May 1986.

The plans and documents have also been deposited at theoffice of the State Planning Commission, Perth and willsimilarly be open for inspection for the same period betweenthe hours of 8 .00 a .m. and 4 .00 p .m .Any person who desires to make a submission on the

Amendment should make the submission in writing in theform prescribed by the regulations and lodge it with TownClerk, City of Armadale, P .O. Box 69, Armadale 6112 on orbefore 30 May 1986 .

A. J. HARVEY,Town Clerk .



City of Bayswater Town PlanningScheme No. 13-Amendment No . 138

SPC 853-2-14-16, Pt. 138 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act1928 (as amended) that the Minister for Planning approvedthe City of Bayswater Town Planning Scheme Amendmenton 29 April 1986 for the purpose of:-

1. rezoning Lot 270 McGilvray Avenue, Noranda from"Public Buildings" to "Special Zone", and

2. amending Section 2 of the Schedule of the SchemeText by adding the following particulars:-

SECTION 2-RESTRICTED USE ZONES

ning Policy No. 1 :Residential PlanningCodes)

J. D'ORAZIO,Mayor .

K. B . LANG,Town Clerk .

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Proposed Works .Mangles Water Tower Project- $


1. Construction of Tower 135 0002. Design and Installation of pumping

equipment, pipework and controls3. Construction of Pump Shed . Pro-

vision of Power4. Fencing and Site Works5. Consultants Fees

45 000

45 0005 0005 000

Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendment has beenbeen Prepared and is Available for Inspection

City of Armadale Town PlanningScheme No. 2-Amendment No. 17

6. Contingencies 15 000 SPC 853-2-22-4, Pt . 17 .

$250000NOTICE is hereby given that the City of Armadale in pursu-ance of its powers under the Town Planning and Develop-

A. G. McKENZIE,

V. S. SPALDING,Chairman .

Secretary .

ment Act 1928 (as amended) has prepared a Town PlanningScheme amendment for the purpose of rezoning:-

(i) Lot 41, Birtwistle Place, Roleystone from Parksand Recreation Reserve (Local) to Residental R5 ;

Street . Particulars of Land, Only Use Permitted .

McGilvray Av- Lot 270 Swan Loc . M 1 . Medium Densityenue Plan 13117 Residential R40

(Statement of Plan-

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Advertisement of Approved Town PlanningScheme Amendment

City of Bunbury Town PlanningScheme No. 6-Amendment No . 32

SPC 853-6-2-9, Pt . 32 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act1928 (as amended) that the Minister for Planning approvedthe City of Bunbury Town Planning Scheme amendment on19 April 1986 for the purpose of amending the ResidentialDensity Coding applying to part of Lot 418 Minninup Road,bounded by Reserve No . 34740 to the south and ReserveNo. 34725 to the north and east from R15 to R35 .

A. G. McKENZIE,Mayor .

V . S. SPALDING,Town Clerk .



City of Cockburn District ZoningScheme No. 1-Amendment No . 184

SPC 853-2-23-5, Pt . 184 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act1928 (as amended) that the Minister for Planning approvedthe City of Cockburn Town Planning Scheme amendmenton 29 April 1986 for the purpose of:-

(i) excising Lots 42, 103, 104, 105 and 106 of CockburnSound Location 5, Boyd Crescent and BellionDrive, Hamilton Hill, from the Light Industry Zoneand including that land in the Residential Zone asdepicted by Composite Amending Plan No . 12 .171 ;and

(ii) amending the Scheme Text, in Appendix II, by theinsertion of an Additional Use Zone as follows :-

721, 722 and 723

D . F. MIGUEL,Mayor.

A . J. ARMAREGO,Town Clerk .



City of Gosnells Town Planning Scheme No . 1-Amendment No. 215

SPC 853-2-25-1 Pt, 215 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act1928 (as amended) that the Minister for Planning approved

[9 May 1986 .

the City of Gosnells Town Planning Scheme amendment on29 April 1986 for the purpose of rezoning Lots 1, 2 and 3Corner Weston and Birch Streets, Maddington from"Residential A" to "Residential B" to permit the develop-ment of eight units.

L. G. RICHARDSON,Mayor .

G. WHITELEY,Town Clerk .


Advertisement of Approved Town PlanningScheme Amendment

Shire of Boulder Kalgoorlie/BoulderJoint Town Planning Scheme-Amendment No . 51

SPC 853-11-3-2, Pt . 51 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act1928 (as amended) that the Minister for Planning approvedthe Shire of Boulder/Town of Kalgoorlie Town PlanningScheme amendment on 29 April 1986 for the purpose ofamending Table 1-Zoning Table of the Scheme Text asfollows:-

(a) at line "25 Light Industry" column headed"Extensive Development" insert the symbol "IP" inplace of the symbol "X", and

(b) at line "49 Warehouse" column headed "ExtensiveDevelopment" insert the symbol "IP" in place ofthe symbol "X".

M. R. FINLAYSON,Mayor of Kalgoorlie .

T. J. O'MEARA,Town Clerk of Kalgoorlie .

C . P . DAWS,President of Boulder Shire .

R. G. HADLOW,Shire Clerk of Boulder .


Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendment has beenPrepared and is Available for Inspection

Shire of Broome Town PlanningScheme No. 2-Amendment No . 12

SPC 853-7-2-3, Pt . 12 .NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Broome in pursu-ance of its powers under the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) has prepared a Town PlanningScheme amendment for the purpose of :-

1. To re-code Lots 323 and 324 Hopton Street, Lots327 and 328 Herbert Street, and Lot 1358 RobertStreet, Broome Townsite, from R10/Rl5 to R50 .

2. To include provisions in the Scheme Text for"Additional Use Rights" .

All plans and documents setting out and explaining theamendment have been deposited at Council Offices, WeldStreet, Broome and will be open for inspection withoutcharge during the hours of 8 .00 a .m . to 4.30 p .m. on all daysof the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidaysuntil and including 13 June 1986.

Street Particulars of Land Additional use permit-ted

Between Boyd Lots 42, 103, 104, 85 Residential UnitsCrescent

and 105 and 106 ofBellion Drive Cockburn Sound Lo-

cation 5 Certificatesof Title Volume 1402,Folio 921, and Vol-ume 1536, Folios 720,

9 May 1986 .]GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

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The plans and documents have also been deposited at theoffice of the State Planning Commission, Perth and willsimilarly be open for inspection for the same period betweenthe hours of 8 .00 a .m. and 4 .00 p .m .

Any person who desires to make a submission on theamendment should make the submission in writing in theform prescribed by the regulations and lodge it with ShireClerk, Shire of Broome, P.O. Box 44, Broome 6725 on orbefore 13 June 1986 .

D . L. HAYNES,Shire Clerk.


Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendmenthas been Prepared and is Available for Inspection

Shire of Broome Town PlanningScheme No. 2-Amendm :nt No. 13 .

SPC 853-7-2-3, Pt. 13 .NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Broome in pursu-ance of its powers under the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) has prepared a Town PlanningScheme amendment for the purpose of re-coding Lots 39and 40 Tamaki Mews from "R10/R15" to "R20" .

All plans and documents setting out and explaining theamendment have been deposited at Council Offices, WeldStreet, Broome and will be open for inspection withoutcharge during the hours of 8 .00 a .m. to 4 .30 p .m. on all daysof the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidaysuntil and including 20 June 1986 .

The plans and documents have also been deposited at theoffice of the State Planning Commission, Perth and willsimilarly be open for inspection for the same period betweenthe hours of 8 .00 a.m. and 4 .00 p .m .

Any person who desires to make a submission on theamendment should make the submission in writing in theform prescribed by the regulations and lodge it with ShireClerk, Shire of Broome, PO Box 44, Broome 6725 on orbefore 20 June 1986 .

D. L. HAYNES,Shire Clerk .

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (as amended)

Notice that a Town Planning SchemeAmendment has been Prepared and is Available

for InspectionShire of Broome Town Planning

Scheme No. 2-Amendment No . 14

SPC 853-7-2-3, Pt . 14 .NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Broome in pursu-ance of its powers under the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) has prepared a Town PlanningScheme Amendment for the purpose of rezoning Lot 1041Gregory Street, Broome Townsite from "Industrial Zone" to"Special Site Zone" (Indoor Recreation facility and Ancil-lary Uses) .

All plans and documents setting out and explaining theAmendment have been deposited at Council Offices, WeldStreet, Broome and will be open for inspection withoutcharge during the hours of 8.00 a.m. to 4 .30 p .m. on all daysof the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidaysuntil and including 13 June 1986 .

The plans and documents have also been deposited at theoffice of the State Planning Commission, Perth and willsimilarly be open for inspection for the same period betweenthe hours of 8.00 a .m. and 4 .00 p.m .Any person who desires to make a submission on the

Amendment should make the submission in writing in theform prescribed by the regulations and lodge it with ShireClerk, Shire of Broome, PO Box 44, Broome 6725 on orbefore 13 June 1986 .

D. L. HAYNES,Shire Clerk .


Notice that a Town Planning SchemeAmendment has been Prepared and is Available for Inspec-

tionShire of Broome Town Planning

Scheme No. 2-Amendment No . 15SPC 853-7-2-3, Pt . 15 .

NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Broome in pursu-ance of its powers under the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) has prepared a Town PlanningScheme Amendment for the purpose of rezoning Lot 1323Dampier Terrace from "Parks and Recreation" to"Commercial Zone" .

All plans and documents setting out and explaining theAmendment have been deposited at Council Offices, WeldStreet, Broome and will be open for inspection withoutcharge during the hours of 8 .00 a .m . to 4 .30 p .m. on all daysof the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidaysuntil and including 20 June 1986.

The plans and documents have also been deposited at theoffice of the State Planning Commission, Perth and willsimilarly be open for inspection for the same period betweenthe hours of 8 .00 a .m. and 4.00 p.m.

Any person who desires to make a submission on theAmendment should make the submission in writing in theform prescribed by the regulations and lodge it with ShireClerk, Shire of Broome, PO Box 44, Broome 6725 on orbefore 20 June 1986 .

D . L. HAYNES,Shire Clerk .

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT1928 (AS AMENDED)

Notice that a Town Planning SchemeAmendment has been Prepared and is Available for Inspec-

tionShire of Swan Town Planning

Scheme No. 9-Amendment No . 3SPC 853-2-21-10, Pt . 3 .

NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Swan in pursu-ance of its powers under the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) has prepared a Town PlanningScheme Amendment for the purpose of rezoning Lots 3, 4,140, 141 and 142 Kidman Avenue, South Guildford from"Residential 1" to "Industrial Development" .

All plans and documents setting out and explaining theAmendment have been deposited at Council Offices, GreatNorthern Highway, Middle Swan and will be open for in-spection without charge during the hours of 9 .00 a .m . to 4 .30p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sundays andPublic Holidays until and including 20 June 1986 .

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The plans and documents have also been deposited at theoffice of the State Planning Commission, Perth and willsimilarly be open for inspection for the same period betweenthe hours of 8 .00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m.

Any person who desires to make a submission on theAmendment should make the submission in writing in theform prescribed by the regulations and lodge it with ShireClerk, Shire of Swan, PO Box 196, Midland 6056 on orbefore 20 June 1986 .

R . S. BLIGHT,Shire Clerk .



Shire of Mundaring Town PlanningScheme No. 1-Amendment No . 245

SPC 853-2-27-1, Pt. 245IT is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act1928 (as amended) that the Minister for Planning approvedthe Shire of Mundaring Town Planning Scheme Amend-ment on 29 April 1986 for the purpose of:-

1. rezoning the Northern Severance of MundaringTownsite Lot 100 Great Eastern Highway,Mundaring from Rural to Special Purposes, and

2. amending the Schedule entitled Special PurposeZone by adding in the respective columns the fol-lowing:-

ScheduleSpecial Purpose Zone

contained

in units) and aC/T 1142/462

campingarea .

R. WAUGH,

M. N. WILLIAMS,Shire Clerk .


[9 May 1986 .

President .


Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendment hasbeen Prepared and is available for Inspection

Shire of Waroona Town PlanningScheme No. 3-Amendment No . 2

SPC 853-6-10-6, Pt. 2 .NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Waroona in pur-suance of its powers under the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) has prepared a Town PlanningScheme amendment for the purpose of:-

1 . Rezoning Lot 359, Stables Road, Preston Beachfrom "Recreation" to "Residential A" Zone .

2. Amending the Scheme Map accordingly .

3 . Re-wording portion of clause 3 .2 .1 . to read:-3 .2 .1 Residential A Zone

Within this zone the Council may permitsingle family detached dwellings and du-plex buildings subject to the developmentstandards set out hereunder, and whereapplicable the Special Development Con-ditions referred to in Schedule 1 :-

4. Introduce Schedule 1 into the Scheme Text toread:-

Schedule 1-Special Development ConditionsResidential A Zone

Lot Description

Permitted Use

Development Con-ditions

Lot 359 Stables Detached DwellingRoad

1 . No furthersubdivision of the lotshall be permitted .2. No developmentother than the erec-tion of a detacheddwelling andassociated buildingswill be permitted.

5. Delete clause 3 .2 .4 from the Scheme Text .All plans and documents setting out and explaining the

amendment have been deposited at Council Offices, HesseStreet, Waroona and will be open for inspection withoutcharge during the hours of 9 .00 a .m . to 4 .00 p .m. on all daysof the week except Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidaysuntil and including 6 June 1986 .

The plans and documents have also been deposited at theoffice of the State Planning Commission, Perth and willsimilarly be open for inspection for the same period betweenthe hours of 8.00 a .m. and 4.00 p.m.Any person who desires to make a submission on the

amendment should make the submission in writing in theform prescribed by the regulations and lodge it with ShireClerk, Shire of Waroona, PO Box 20, Waroona 6215 on orbefore 6 June 1986 .

R. T. GOLDING,Shire Clerk.



City of Subiaco Town PlanningScheme No. 3-Amendment No. 1

SPC 853-2-12-3, Pt.l .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act1928 (as amended) that the Minister for Planning approvedthe City of Subiaco Town Planning Scheme Amendment on27 April 1986 for the purpose of amending the Scheme Textto insert in Appendix 2 Section 1 :-

Additional Use Permits, the following particularsunder their respective headings :-

Street

Particulars of Land

Permitted Use

5 . Hamilton Portion of Perth Sub- Office and ConsultingStreet

urban Lot 187 and Rooms subject tobeing Lot 12 and Part this Additional UseLot 13 on Plan 1418 Permit applying only

to the existing build-ing on the propertyand not to any re-development whichmay subsequently bepermitted .

R. V. DIGGINS,Mayor.

J . F. McGEOUGH,Town Clerk.

Locality Street

Particulars of PermittedLand

Uses

Mundaring Gt . East- Nth, Pt. Mun-

Residence-ern High- daring

Lot caretakersway 100-and be- dwelling . 9

ing all the land chalets (18

9 May 1986 .]


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METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME-CLAUSE 27

Notice of Resolution

Land Bounded by Tijuana Road and Ninth Road-South-West Armadale

Amendment No . 635/27 ; File No . 812/2/22/8 .NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of Clause 27 of the Metropolitan Region Scheme that the StatePlanning Commission on 9 April 1986 by resolution of the Commission transferred from the Urban Deferred Zone to the UrbanZone that area shown stippled on the plan in the Schedule hereto .

R. E. PETERS,Acting Executive Secretary,State Planning Commission .

Schedule

APPENDIX AREPORT No . M PC/74

METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNINGSCHEME ACT 1959-1985

Metropolitan Region SchemeNotice of Major Amendment

Bennett BrookFile No . 809/2/21/7 ; Amendment No. 626/33 .1 . It is hereby notified for public information that the

State Planning Commission at its meeting held on 5February 1986, resolved in accordance with provisions ofsection 33 of the Metropolitan Region Town PlanningScheme Act 1959-1985 to propose an amendment to theMetropolitan Region Scheme and that the Minister for Edu-cation and Planning has granted preliminary approval to theproposed amendment outlined in the First Schedulehereunder .

2. Copies of the map that form part of the MetropolitanRegion Scheme that is proposed to be amended togetherwith the detail plans will be available from Monday, 12 May1986 to Monday, 11 August 1986 for public inspection free ofcharge during normal office hours Monday to Friday, inclus-ive, of each week except on public holidays at each of theplaces mentioned in the Second Schedule hereunder

PART OF METROPOLITANREGION SCHEME MAP No. 24 Urban Zone

3 . Any person who desires to make a submission eithersupporting or objecting to any provisions of the proposedamendment may do so on the prescribed Form 6A . Formsfor making submissions are available on request from theplaces where the proposed amendment is on display forpublic inspection and shall be lodged with the Acting Execu-tive Secretary, State Planning Commission, 22 St . George'sTerrace, Perth 6000 on or before 4.30 p.m. Monday, 11August 1986 .

R. E . PETERS,Acting Executive Secretary,State Planning Commission .

First ScheduleThe Metropolitan Region Scheme is proposed to be

amended by substituting the Parks and Recreation Reser-vation shown on Amendment Map Sheets numbered 12/27mand 16/68m for those corresponding parts of MetropolitanRegion Scheme Map Sheets numbered 12 and 16 .

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[9 May 1986 .

The effect of the proposed amendment is to include

The purpose of the amendment is to exclude land betweenBennett Brook and its environs as a Parks and Recreation

Tijuana Road and Ninth Road, South West Armadale, fromReservation in the Metropolitan Region Scheme . The

the Rural Zone and include it in the Urban Zone.objectives of the reservation are :-

(a) to prevent the degradation and pollution of theBrook by reserving areas adjacent to the water-course ;

(b) to preserve environmentally sensitive areas of theBrook as an important wetland resource ;

(c) to create a linear riverine park linking WhitemanPark and the Swan River ;

(d) to give recognition to an area considered important,in terms of protection from injury or desecration,by the local Aboriginal people .

The proposed amendment is depicted on State PlanningCommission Plan No . 3 .0477 and in more detail on plans1 .1972 and 1 .1973 .

Second Schedule

Public Inspection .The Amendment Plan No . 3 .0477, and supporting detail

plans numbered 1 .1972 and 1.1973 will be available for in-spection from Monday, 12 May 1986 to Monday, 11 August1986 at each of the following places :-

(a) Office of the State Planning Commission, 8thFloor, Oakleigh Building, 22 St . George's Terrace,Perth 6000 .

(b) Council Offices of the municipalities of :-(i) Shire of Swan, Great Northern Highway .

Middle Swan 6056 .(ii) Town of Bassendean, 48 Old Perth Road,

Bassendean 6054 .(iii) City of Perth, 27-29 St . George's Terrace,

Perth 6000 .(iv) City of Fremantle, William Street,

Fremantle 6160.(c) J . B . Battye Library, Alexander Library Building,

Cultural Centre, Perth 6000.


Metropolitan Region SchemeNotice of Amendment

Amendment No. 636/33A; File No . 833/2/22/31 .1 . In accordance with the provisions of section 33A of the

Metropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act 1959-1985, the State Planning Commission has resolved to amendthe Metropolitan Region Scheme as referred to in the FirstSchedule hereto .

2. Copies of the map that forms part of the MetropolitanRegion Scheme which is being amended are available forpublic inspection free of charge, during ordinary businesshours except on public holidays, at the places mentioned inthe Second Schedule hereto .

3 . Please note that any person who feels aggrieved by theamendment may appeal against the amendment to the Min-ister for Planning in the prescribed manner . Forms of Noticeof Appeal are available at the places of public inspection .

4. The Notice of Appeal together with full particulars inthe form of a written submission of the grounds upon whichthe appeal is made, shall be lodged with the Minister forPlanning and a copy served on State Planning Commission,22 St. George's Terrace, Perth on or before Friday, 11 July1986 .


First ScheduleMetropolitan Region Scheme Map Sheet number 24 is

amended by substituting the zones and reservations shownon Amending Map Sheet number 24/22M for those parts ofMap Sheet number 24 .

The amendment is depicted on State Planning Com-mission Plan number 4 .0874.

Second SchedulePublic Inspection :-

1. Office of the State Planning Commission, 8th Floor,Oakleigh Building, 22 St. George's Terrace, Perth 6000 .2 . Office of the Municipality of the City of Armadale, 7

Orchard Avenue, Armadale 6112 .3 . J . B. Battye Library, Alexander Library Building, Cul-

tural Centre, Perth 6000 .


Metropolitan Region SchemeNotice of Amendment

Amendment No. 633/33A; File No . 833/2/22/34.1 . In accordance with the provisions of section 33A of the

Metropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act 1959-1985, the State Planning Commission has resolved to amendthe Metropolitan Region Scheme as referred to in the FirstSchedule hereto .

2. Copies of the map that forms part of the MetropolitanRegion Scheme which is being amended are availiable forpublic inspection free of charge, during ordinary businesshours except on public holidays, at the places mentioned inthe Second Schedule hereto .

3 . Please note that any person who feels aggrieved by theamendment may appeal against the amendment to the Min-ister for Planning in the prescribed manner. Forms of Noticeof Appeal are available at the places of public inspection .

4 . The Notice of Appeal together with full particulars, inthe form of a written submission of the grounds upon whichthe appeal is made, shall be lodged with the Minister forPlanning and a copy served on State Planning Commission,22 St. George's Terrace, Perth on or before Friday, 11 July1986.


First ScheduleMetropolitan Region Scheme Map Sheet number 25 is

amended by substituting the zones and reservations shownon Amending Map Sheet number 25/10M for those parts ofMap Sheet number 25 .

The purpose of the amendment is to exclude :-(i) Pt. Lot 6 Carradine Road, Armadale from the Ru-

ral Zone and include it in the Park and RecreationReservation .

(ii) Reserve 4127 Carradine Road, Armadale from thePark and Recreation Reservation and include it inthe Rural Zone .

The amendment is depicted on State Planning Com-mission Plan number 3 .0490.

Second SchedulePublic Inspection :-

1. Office of the State Planning Commission, 8th Floor,Oakleigh Building, 22 St . George's Terrace, Perth 6000 .

2 . Office of the Municipality of the City of Armadale, 7Orchard Avenue, Armadale 6112 .

3 . J . B . Battye Library, Alexander Library Building, Cul-tural Centre, Perth 6000.

9 May 1986 .]


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SHIRE OF KALAMUNDAMUNICIPAL FUND SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL ACITIVITY

FOR THE YEAR ENDING 30 JUNE 1985Expendi-

Income

toreOperating Section:

$

$General Purpose Income4573957

-General Administration 33 502

662 474Law, Order and Public Safety20 975

263 104Education 2000

11 237Health 6 946

134 120Welfare 26 877

49 771Housing 7 120

3 836Community Amenities907 755

880 235Recreation and Culture235 260

1 005 985Transport -

556 408Economic Services 57 891

148 083Other Property and Services2 466 180

2538872Finance and Borrowing317 380

631 710Sub-total $8655843

$6885835Capital Section :

General Administration 6 150

20 542Law, Order and Public Safety10 300

44 042Health 20 890

7 005Welfare -

1335Community Amenities 7 555

36 428Recreation and Culture620 672

598 451Transport 867 641

977 984Economic Services 4 500

6 136Other Property and Services512 353

445 493Fund Transfers -

277 884Finance and Borrowing 762 298

Total Income and Expenditure$10705904

$10063433Surplus 1 July B/F 70 632Surplus C/F 713 103

$10776536

$10776536

BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30 JUNE 1985

Current AssetsLess Current Liabilities:

Current Position 713 103Fixed Assets 9 873 543Total Assets less Current Liabilities $10586646Less Deferred Liabilities 4 878 811Total New Assets Represented by Municipal AccumulationAccount $5707835

We hereby certify that the figures and particulars in these statements arecorrect .

P. J . MARJORAM,President .

E. H. KELLY,Chief Executive .

McLAREN & STEWART,Auditors .

$713 103

SHIRE OF MANJIMUPSTATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS

FOR YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 1985Receipts

Rates 678 355.43Licences 11869 .47Government Grants and Recoups 1755817 .42Income from Property 158 317.35Sanitation Charges 104 182 .82Fines and Penalties 4650.50Meat Inspection Fees 10 278 .12

$2 723 471 .11

Other Receipts :

$Contribution to Works 74 736 .97Others 437 041 .83Plant Sales 238 956 .82

$750735 .623474206 .73

Payments

$Administration 234 085.19Debt Service 499 281.99Public Works and Services 1134418.16Building Control 79 229.02Building Maintenance 76 420.12Town Planning 10147.81Health Services 179 629.97Bush Fire Control 10 542.17Cemeteries 9182.65Public Works Overheads 45 036.74Plant, Machinery and Tools 337 579.72Plant Operation Costs Cr. 1061365Materials Cr .

5 856.22Donations and Grants 15 325.00Transfer to Reserve Funds 120 000.00All Other Expenditure 724 311.87

$3 458 720.5447201-2

SUMMARY

Debit Balance 1/7/84 38 666.09Receipts as per Statement 3474206.73Payments as per Statement 3435540.64Debit Balance 30/6/85 3458720.54

$23179 .90

BALANCE SHEETAssets

Current Assets 57 846 .02Non-current Assets 224 937 .88Deferred Assets 1404417 .66Fixed Assets 2630433 .22Reserve Fund Contra 82 231 .86

$4 399 866 .64

Liabilities

Current Liabilities 73 377.26Non-current Liabilities 182 603.48Deferred Liabilities 2501916.27

$2 757 897.01

SUMMARY

Assets 4399866 .64Liabilities 2757897 .01

Municipal Accumulation Account (Surplus)$1641969 .63

We certify that the figures and particulars above are correct .J. H . TOWIE,

President.M . A . JORGENSEN,

Shire Clerk .

Audit ReportI have audited the books and records of the Shire of Manjimup in accordance

with Australian Auditing Standards and the Local Government Audit Directionsissued by the Minister for Local Government .

In my opinion, the annual accounts have been prepared on a basis consitentwith the Local Government Act 1960 and the Local Government AccountingDirections and so to give a true and fair view of:

1 . The state of affairs of the Shire of Manjimup as at 30 June 1985 .2. Cash transactions for the Shire of Manjimup for the year ended 30 June

1985.and are in accordance with the books and records of the Shire .

S . G. W . TAYLOR,R. B . SHARPE,ERNST & WHINNEY,

Chartered Accountants.

SHIRE OF NORTHAMSTATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS

FOR YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 1985Receipts

Rates 434 484 .59Licences 109 437 .26Government Grants and Subsidies 483199 .50Income from Property 17 265 .54Sanitation 32 075 .00Cemetery 5809.50Sale of Assets 48 811 .54Loan Reimbursements 1721.01Health Act 390 350 .08All Other Revenue 71928 .63

$ 1595 082.65

PaymentsAdministration :

Staff 126 053 .11Members 13 480.68

Dept Service 72 050.61Public Works and Services 515 345 .44Parks, Gardens and Recreation Grounds 9980.07Buildings, Operation and Maintenance 45 198.43Purchase of Assets 96 605.72Health Services 366 449 .99Bushfire Control 13113.84Building Control 13 747.68Cemetery 6340.40Plant Operation Costs 654.43Materials 250.50Payment of Licences to M.R .D 85 549 .82Contribution to N.T .C 28 000.00Donations and Grants 21 339 .39All Other Expenditure 78 490 .12

$ 1 492 650 .23

Total Assets 1305 238.65Total Liabilities 583 358.83Municipal Accumulation $721879 .82

We hereby certify that the figures and particulars above are correct .D. R . ANTONIO,

President.A . J . MIDDLETON,

Shire Clerk .

Auditor's ReportWe have completed our Audit of the Financial Statements and Accounting

Records of the Shire of Northam for the year ended 30 June 1985 and report asfollows:

We consider that the Financial Statements for the year ended 30 June, 1985,bearing our signature, correctly set out the transactions for the year ended 30June 1985, that the Balance Sheet presents fairly the position of the Shire as at30 June 1985 and that the provisions of section Six Hundred and Twenty-Six(626) to Six Hundred and Thirty-Four (634) of the Local Government Act 1960-1976 (as amended) have been complied with .

T. DAVEY,Byfield, Beavis and Co .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

Twenty-second Schedule

Form No . 1

Municipality of the Shire of Cuballing

NOTICE REQUIRING PAYMENT OF RATES PRIOR TO SALE

THE several registered proprietors or owners in the fee simple, or persons appearing by the last memorial in the Office of theRegistrar of Deeds to be seized of the fee simple respectively of the pieces of land described in the third column of the Appendixto this notice and persons appearing in the register book or by memorial in the Office of the Registrar of Deeds to haverespectively an interest or estate in the land, and whose names appear in the first column of the Appendix to this notice .

Take notice that-(1) Default has been made in the payment to the Council of the above Municipality of a rate charged on the several pieces

of land described in the third column of the Appendix to this Notice ; and the default has continued in respect of eachseparate piece of land for a period greater than three years .

(2) The total amount owing to the Council in respect of rates and other amounts charged on each piece of land is shown inthe second column of the Appendix set opposite the description of that piece of land .

(3) Payment of these amounts representing rates, and other debts is hereby required ; and(4) In default of payment, the pieces of land will be offered for sale by public auction after the expiration of one hundred

and five days from the date of service of this Notice at a time appointed by the Council .The pieces of land in respect of which the rates specified in the second column of the Appendix are owing are those severally

described in the third column of the Appendix and set opposite the respective amounts so specified .Dated 5th day of May, 1986 .

G. W. FOSTER,Clerk of the Council .

APPENDIX

SHIRE OF WICKEPINShire Clerk

IT is hereby notified for public information that Mr JeffreyErnst has been appointed Shire Clerk of the Shire ofWickepin effective from 2 April 1986 .

H. M. LANG,President .

G. W. MORRIS,Shire Clerk .

DOG ACT 1976Shire of Wickepin

IT is hereby notified for public information that Noel J .Keiley has been appointed as an authorized officer under theprovisions of the Dog Act 1976.

J . C . 0 . ERNST,Shire Clerk .

Name of Registered Proprietors or Owners,and also of all other persons having an

estate or interest in the land

Amount owing showing separ-ately the amount owing as rates,and any other amounts owing

Description of the several pieces of landreferred to

Michael John Gray and Delia Mary Ann Rates $533.50 Popanyinning Townsite Lots 11 and 12Gray, and Heather Stewart Fraser and Nola Private Works $448.00 Francis Street being the whole of the landPatricia Hawke. Water Charges $169 .00 in Certificates of Title Volume 1401 Folio

589 and Volume 1401 Folio 590 .$1150.50

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[9 May 1986 .

SUMMARY$

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Balance as at 1/7/84 115.23 DOG ACT 1976Receipts to 30/6/85 1595 082 .65

1 595 197 .88LITTER ACT 1979-1981

Payments to 30/6/85 1492650 .23 OFF-ROAD VEHICLES ACT 1979Cr. $102547 .65 IT is hereby notified that Council has appointed Mr

BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30 JUNE 1985 .Assets

$

Theodore Harold Charles South as an authorised person forthe purpose of the above Acts .

It is further advised that the appointment of Mr ScottGalloway as an authorised person is revoked .

Current Assets 169 643.48Non Current AssetsDeferred AssetsFixed Assets

169 119.47126 957.73839 517.97

P. A. BENNETTS,Town Clerk .

$ 1 305 238.65Liabilities

$

SHIRE OF GOOMALLINGActing Shire Clerk

Current Liabilities 26 219.82Non Current LiabilitiesDeferred Liabilities

168582.81388 556.20

IT is hereby notified for public information that the Assist-ant Shire Clerk, Mr Clement Cornelius Kerp, has been

$583358.83 appointed as Acting Shire Clerk for the period 5 to 16 MaySUMMARY

$

1986 inclusive during the absence of the Shire Clerk onAnnual Leave .

9 May 1986 .]GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shire of Cuballing

Notice of Intention to BorrowProposed Loan (No . 50) $45 000

PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Government Act1960, the Cuballing Shire Council hereby gives notice that itproposes to borrow money by sale of debentures on thefollowing terms and for the following purpose : $45 000 for aperiod of five years repayable at the office of the Council byten equal half yearly instalments of principal and interest .Purpose-

(a) $25 000-Recreation Facilities improvements .(b) $20 000-Plant Reconstruction .

Plans, specifications and estimates of costs as required bysection 609 of the Act are open for inspection at the office ofthe Council for 35 days after the publication of this notice .

D. L . DENT,President.

G. W. FOSTER,Shire Clerk.

I . W. STUBBS,

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960Shire of Dandaragan

Notice of Intention to BorrowProposed Loan (No . 87) of $100 000

PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Government Act1960, the Dandaragan Shire Council hereby gives notice thatit proposes to borrow money by the sale of debentures on thefollowing terms for the following purpose : $100 000 for aperiod of 20 years, repayable at the office of the Council,Dandaragan by 40 half-yearly instalments of principal andinterest . Purpose of loan-part cost of construction of ex-tensions to Cervantes Community and Sporting Club (Inc .) .

Ratepayers Note : Repayments of this loan will be met bythe Cervantes Community and Sporting Club (Inc .) andthere will be no charge against rates.

Plans, specifications and estimates of cost as required bysection 609 of the Act, are open for inspection at the office ofthe Council for 35 days after publication of this notice .

R. H. CARTER,President.

Shire Clerk .

SETTLEMENT AGENTS SUPERVISORY BOARDProfessional Indemnity and Fidelity Insurance

Policy No. PI/38667Master Policy

WHEREAS the Settlement Agents Supervisory Board(hereinafter called "the Board") has agreed to the StateGovernment Insurance Office (hereinafter called "theOffice") on behalf of all Licensees from time to time requiredby the Act to be insured and behalf of and for the benefit ofFormer Licensees to provide insurance in accordance withthe Terms, Conditions and Exclusions contained herein .

And Whereas the Licensees (hereinafter called "the In-sured") named in the Certificate of Insurance having paid tothe Office the Premium stated in the Certificate of In-surance to effect insurance with the State Government FireMarine and General Insurance Fund.

The Office agrees:Section 1 : Professional Indemnity

To indemnify the Insured (which expression shall in thissection 1 only include any person or persons in the directemploy of the Insured) against any claim or claims whichmay be made against the Insured during the Period of In-surance for breach of professional duty by reason of anynegligent act, error or omission whenever or wherever com-mitted or alleged to have been committed by the Insured inthe conduct of the Business conducted by or on behalf of theInsured in a professional capacity .

Section 2 : FidelityTo indemnify the Insured against pecuniary loss which

the Insured shall, during the Period of Insurance, discoverthat they have sustained in consequence of any dishonest orfraudulent act or omission of any person, either acting aloneor in collusion with others, in the direct employ of theInsured and in connection with the Business of the Insured .

Provided that the liability of the Office shall not exceed inthe aggregate in respect of each claim (including claimant'scosts) the Limit of Liability stated in Memoranda 7 and inaddition all costs and expenses incurred with the consent ofthe Office in the defence or settlement of any such claim,provided that, if a payment in excess of the said Limit ofLiability is made to dispose of any such claim, the Offices'liability for any such costs and expenses so incurred shall belimited to such proportion thereof as the said Limit ofLability bears to the amount of the payment so made .

Provided further that in respect of each claim there shallbe deducted from the amount of such claim, as finally deter-mined, the amount of the Deductible stated in Memoranda 8and the liability of the Office shall be limited to the amount,if any, in excess of such Deductible but not exceeding theLimit of Liability stated in Memoranda 7 .Exclusions Applicable to Section 2

The Office shall not be liable under this Policy in respectof or in relation to any person acting alone or in collusionwith others :

1 . for more than the Limit of Liability stated in Mem-oranda 7 notwithstanding that such fraudulent ordishonest act or acts were committed by such per-son during more than one Period of Insurance ;

2 . for any loss, or to that part of any loss, as the casemay be, the proof of which either as to its factualexistence or as to its amount, is deduced from aninventory computation or a profit and loss compu-tation ; provided, however, that this Exclusion shallnot apply to loss of money or other property whichthe Insured can prove, through evidence whollyapart from such computations, was sustained bythe Insured through any fraudulent or dishonestact or acts committed by any one or more of suchpersons;

3 . for any loss arising from any fraudulent or dis-honest act or acts committed by such person afterthe Insured shall have knowledge or information ofany act of fraud or dishonesty on the part of suchperson ;

4. for any loss arising from the complete or partialnon-payment of, or default upon any loan, exten-sion of credit or transaction in the nature of, oramounting to, a loan, obtained from or made by theInsured or by any of the employees whether author-ised or unauthorised unless such loss results fromfraud or dishonesty on the part of any of the em-ployees ;

General Exclusions1 . This Policy does not cover :

(a) any loss brought about by, or contributed to by theInsured's own dishonest, fraudulent, criminal ormalicious act or omission .

(b) any loss arising directly or indirectly caused by orcontributed to by or arising from :

(i) ionising radiations or contamination byradio-activity from any nuclear fuel or fromany nuclear waste from the combustion ofnuclear fuel.

(ii) war, invasion, acts of foreign enemies,hostilities (whether war be declared or not),civil war, rebellion, revolution, insurrection,military or usurped power or martial law.

2. The Office shall not indemnify the Insured in respect ofany loss arising out of any claim in respect of any liabilityincurred in connection with a business conducted whollyoutside the State of Western Australia or in respect of an actor omission occurring outside the State of Western Australiain connection with a Business conducted principally outsidethe State of Western Australia .

3. Any circumstances or occurrence which has been noti-fied under any other insurance attaching prior to the com-mencement date of the Certificate of Insurance.

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4. Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the con-trary, no indemnity shall be provided under this Policy inrespect of any act, error or omission committed or alleged tohave been committed by the Insured prior to the Com-mencement Date of the Certificate of Insurance and whichthe Insured at the Commencement Date knew or ought tohave known could give rise to a claim or claims against theInsured .

DEFINITIONSIn this Policy:

1 . "Act" means The Settlement Agents Act 1981 asfrom time to time in force .

2 . "Business" means the business of a SettlementAgent as defined in the Act, under the name statedin the Certificate of Insurance or such other namenotified to the Office from time to time.

3 . "Licensee" has the same meaning as in the Act .4 . "Each Claim" shall mean all claims arising from

the same act, error or omission .5 . "Insured" means the Licensee, Firm or the Related

Business .6 . "Commencement Date" means the date as of which

the Certificate of Insurance becomes effective .7 . "Firm" means the person or persons carrying on

the Business from time to time .8 . "Former Licensee" means any Licensee who has

ceased to carry on Business as a principal, and hislegal representatives .

9. "Period of Insurance" means the period so speci-fied in the Certificate of Insurance .

10 . "Related Business" means any service, adminis-trative or nominee company or other person entityor trust associated with or providing services to theBusiness and specified in the Certificate of In-surance or notified in writing to the Office and notbeing a Firm carrying on a Business.

Interpretation1 . The terms "Insured", "Licensee", "Firm" and

"Business" shall be read as if they were separately defined ineach Insurance effected by the issue of a Certificate of In-surance and were defined by reference to the Firm referredto in the respective Certificate of Insurance .

2 . This Master Policy and every Certificate of Insuranceshall be governed by and construed according to the laws ofthe State of Western Australia .Memoranda

1. Currency of Master Policy : This Master Policy com-mences on the 1st day of November, 1985 and shall continueuntil the 1st day of November, 1986 .

2 . Premium: The premium payable for the issue of a Cer-tificate of Insurance to a Licensee for the Limit of Liabilityshall be as follows:

Premium (per licensee)$866.00Plus Stamp Duty 43.30

$909.303. Premium Payable by New Licensee: A Licensee which

commences Business other than at the commencement of ayear of insurance under the Master Policy shall pay in orderto obtain insurance in respect of the Business of thatLicensee a premium equal to the premium payable by aLicensee reduced pro rata for every whole month by whichthe Period of Insurance is less than twelve months .

4 . Issue of Certificates of Insurance : The Office will issueCertificates of Insurance annually in the form of the Sched-ule hereto on receipt of the premiums payable in accordancewith Memoranda 2 above to Licensees who are required bythe Act to be insured.

5 . Effect of Certificate: Each Certificate when issued shallhave effect as if it were a separate Policy of insurance madebetween the Office and the Insured in the Terms of theCertificate and of this Policy .

6 . Insurance of Former Licensees : A Former Licensee whohas at any time been insured hereunder or whose successorsin business have at any time been insured hereunder shall beentitled to be indemnified by the Office in respect of anyclaim or claims first made against him during the currencyof this Policy as if a Certificate of Insurance had been issuedto him hereunder and as if there were specified in suchCertificate :

(a) As the Period of Insurance the period during whichthis Policy shall be in force ; and

(b) As the Limit of Liability the sum of $250 000 .


[9 May 1986 .

7. Limit of Liability: The Limit of Liability for each claimshall be $250 000 .

8. Deductible : The Office shall not be liable to indemnifythe Insured in respect of the first $1500 of each claim .

9. Variation by Agreement: The Board and the Office mayby agreement vary any of the terms of this Policy other thanthe terms of Memorandas 2, 7 and 8 as above with respect toany Certificate of Insurance which is issued after the effec-tive date of such variation . The effective date of variationshall be the date nominated in the agreement being a datenot earlier than the date the agreement is made .

10. No Proposal : The Office shall not require any personto complete a proposal in order to obtain any Insuranceunder this Master Policy .

11 . No Refusal of Cover: The Office may not refuse anycover pursuant to this Master Policy to any Licensee .

12 . Cross Liability (Applicable to Section 2 only) : Theword "Insured" shall be deemed to apply to each personcomprising the Insured in the same manner as if a separatePolicy had been issued to each of them and the act oromission of one shall not prejudice the right of any other toindemnity under this Insurance but the total liability of theOffice in respect of all the individuals and entities compris-ing the Insured shall not exceed the Limit of Liability asstated in Memoranda 7 above .

GENERAL CONDITIONS1. No Admission or Settlement, Conduct of Matter : The

Insured shall not admit liability for or settle any claim orincur any costs or expenses in connection therewith withoutthe written consent of the Office . The Office shall be entitledat its own expense at any time to take over and conduct inthe name of the Insured the defence or settlement of anyclaim .

2 . Notice of Claims: The Insured shall give notice to theOffice in writing as soon as practicable of any circumstancesgiving rise or likely to give rise to a claim under this Policyand the Insured shall :

(a) within fourteen days from the date of such notice(unless the Office has in writing agreed to extendsuch period) deliver to the Office a detailedstatement in writing of the loss sustained;

(b) at all reasonable times permit the Office or itsagents to enquire into, investigate and examine thecircumstances of the alleged loss by the Insured,and the claim in respect thereof, and the Insuredshall, at his own expense upon being required so todo by the Office or its agents, produce all books,vouchers, correspondence, documents, receipts, andall other information relating to the alleged loss inhis possession or control, and shall furnish copiesof such of them and otherwise give all possibleassistance as may be required by the Office so far asthey relate to such claim or may in any way enablethe Office or its agents to ascertain the correctnessthereof or the liability of the Office under this Pol-icy .

(c) Effect of Giving Notice of Circumstances : If a no-tice of circumstances is given to the Office underthe preceding clause either by or on behalf of theInsured or by or on behalf of his successors inbusiness any claim subsequently made (whether be-fore or after the expiration of the Period of In-surance) pursuant to such an intention to claim orarising from circumstances so notified shall bedeemed to have been made on the date when suchnotice was given .

3 . Other Insurance : The Office shall be liable only for thatpart of any loss which is in excess of the amount recoverableor recovered from any other insurance or indemnity which isavailable to the Insured covering such loss .4. Fraud: If the Insured shall prefer any claim knowing the

same to be false or fraudulent, as regards amount orotherwise, this Policy shall become void and all claimhereunder shall be forfeited .

5 . Recoveries : If the Insured shall sustain any loss coveredby this Policy which exceeds the Limit of Liability stated inthe said Schedule, the Insured shall be entitled to allrecoveries (except from suretyship, insurance, reinsurance,security or indemnity taken by or for the benefit of theOffice) by whomsoever made on account of such loss underthis Policy until fully reimbursed less the actual cost ofeffecting the same and any remainder shall be applied to thereimbursement of the Office .

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6. Subrogation : If any payment is made under this Policyin respect of a claim, the Office shall be subrogated to all theInsured's rights of recovery in relation thereto .

The Office shall not however exercise any such rightsagainst any employee of the Insured unless the claim hasbeen brought about or contributed to by the dishonest,fraudulent, criminal or malicious act or omission of the em-ployee.

7 . Right of Office Upon Breach or Non-Compliance :Where the Insured's breach of or non-compliance with anyterm or condition of this insurance has resulted insubstantial prejudice to the handling or settlement of anyclaim against the Insured in respect of which the Insured isinsured hereunder the Insured shall reimburse to the Officethe difference between the sum payable by the Office inrespect of that claim and the sum which would have beenpayable in the absence of such prejudice PROVIDEDALWAYS THAT it shall be a condition precedent of theright of the Office to seek such reimbursement that theyshall have fully indemnified the Insured in accordance withthe terms hereof.

8 . Queen's Counsel Clause : The Office agrees to pay claimswhich may arise under this Insurance without requiring theInsured to dispute any claim unless a Queen's Counsel (to bemutually agreed upon by the Insured, the Firm and theOffice) advises that the claim could be contested with areasonable prospect of success by the Insured and the In-sured or the Firm consents to such claim being contested,but such consent is not to be unreasonably withheld . In theevent of any dispute arising between the Insured, the Firmand the Office as to what constitutes an unreasonable refusalto contest a claim the Chairman for the time being of theBoard shall nominate a Referee to decide this point only andthe decision of such a Referee shall be binding on all parties .

THE SCHEDULE

Certificate of InsurancePROFESSIONAL INDEMNITY AND FIDELITY

INSURANCE

Issued Pursuant to Master Policyheld by the

Settlement Agents Supervisory BoardCertificate No . :

Master Policy No . : PI/38667Upon the Terms Conditions and Exclusions of the Master

PolicyThe Insured :Address of the Business :

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .: To : both days inclus-

iveLimit of Liability

$250000(As at the Commencement Date)

Deductible

$1500 each claim(As at the Commencement Date)Premium

$Stamp Duty

$

Total

$

In consideration of payment of the premium the Officeagrees to indemnify the Insured in accordance with theTerms Conditions and Exclusions in the Master Policy .In witness whereof the General Manager of the StateGovernment Insurance Office being duly authorized so todo, bath hereunder set his hand at PERTH .This 14th Day of November, 1985 .

H. C. MELLOR,General Manager.

Per

Attaching to and forming part of Policy No . PI/38667 .The Common Seal of the Settlement

Agents Supervisory Board washereto affixed by authority of aresolution of the Board dated the24th day of February, 1986 in thepresence of-

[L .S .]P . J . KEELEY,

Chairman .C. A. FITZGERALD,

Registrar .

The General Manager of the State Government InsuranceOffice being duly authorized so to do has hereunder set hishand at Perth this 21st day of February, 1986 .

F . P. MICHELL,General Manager .

MARKETING OF LAMB ACT 1971Western Australian Lamb Marketing Board

THE following person is hereby appointed Inspector underRegulation 6, pursuant to the Marketing of Lamb Act 1971 .

Inspector's Certificate No . 35-Jaenke, GordonWilliam .

K . J . LeBRETON,Board Secretary,

W. A . Lamb Marketing Board .

UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAACT 1911-1978

Office of the Minister for Education,Perth, 9 May 1986 .

IT is hereby notified for general information that His Excel-lency the Governor, acting in accordance with the provisionsof section 10 (a) of the University of Western Australia Act1911-1978, has approved of the appointment of Mr DavidMacKinlay of 22 Reserve Street, Claremont 6010, as a mem-ber of the Senate of the University of Western Australia fora term expiring on 13 March 1992 .

R. J: PEARCE,Minister for Education .

BUILDING MANAGEMENT AUTHORITYTenders, closing at West Perth, at 2 .30 p .m. on the dates mentioned hereunder, are invited for the following projects .Tenders are to be addressed to:-

The Minister for Works,C/- Contract Office,Dumas House,2 Havelock Street,West Perth, Western Australia 6005 .

and are to be endorsed as being a tender for the relevant project .The highest, lowest, or any tender will not necessarily be accepted .

Contract

Closing

Tender DocumentsNo

Project

Date

now available at

24349Collie District Hospital-Redevelopment Stage 1 Phase 1 . Invited

20/5/86

BMA West PerthTenderers only. Builders Categorisation Category B . Deposit

BMA Bunburyon Documents $200 .

BMA AlbanyBMA Narrogin

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ContractNo.


BUILDING MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY-continued

Project

ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS

STATE T NDER BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIATenders for Government Supplies

[9 May 1986 .

M. J. BEGENT,Executive Director,

Building Management Authority .

Contractor

Amount

24366Government Offices, East Perth-Partitions Sub-ContractsP. C . Freiberg Industries505 24024326West Australian Tourism Commission, Norseman Holiday WA Quality Builders94 242Centre-New Transportable Building

Date of

ScheduleAdvertising

No.

Supplies Required

Date ofClosing

1986 1986April 249A1986Tyres (1 year period) various Government Departments (excluding MTT) . .

May 15April 2455A1986Timber Hardware Sawn Jarrah (1 year period) -various Government Depart-ments May 15April 2477A1986Calculating Machines (1 year period)-various Government Departments . . .

May 15April 24341A1986Cab Chassis Tandem Axle Twin Steer Diesel Powered one (1) only-MainRoads Department May 15April 24342A1986Multi Format Imaging Camera, Radiology Department, Royal Perth Hos-pital May 22May 2345A1986Drop-on Beads for Painted Traffic Markings for July 1986 to June 30, 1988- May 22May 2347A1986Electromedical equipment (recall of Items 16 and 17) (3 year period)-Health

Department May 22May 9350A1986Insulated Rail Joints suitable for 50 kg/m Rail (250 only)-WestrailMay 22May 927A1986Clothing, Waterproof (1 year period)-various Government Departments . . .

May 29May 9344A1876Uniforms, Railway 1986/87-Westrail May 29May 9349A1986Sodium Cyanide (1 year period)-Department of MinesMay 29May 9354A1986Dental Supplies (1 year period)-Dental Health ServicesMay 29April 24340A1986Magnetic Resonance Imaging System-Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, QEII

Medical Centre July 24

ContractNo . Project Closing

DateTender Documentsnow available at

24350 Authority for Intellectually Handicapped Persons-Bentley, 13/5/86 BMA West Perth

24351

Beckenham and Kenwick-Duplex Housing Units-Designand Construct.

North Kalgoorlie Primary School-Covered Assembly . 13/5/86 BMA West Perth24356 Department for Community Services-Kununurra Child Care 20/5/86

BMA KalgoorlieBMA West Perth

24360

Facility-Extensions. Builders Categorisation Category D .

WA College of Advanced Education, Joondalup-Erection .

(Extended)

20/5/86

BMA KarrathaBMA South HedlandBMA KununurraBMA West Perth

24367

Builders Categorisation Category A . Invited tenderers only .(Deposit on documents : $200)

WA College of Advanced Education, Joondalup-General Teach- 3/6/86 BMA West Perth24368

ing Block-Mechanical Services. Nominated Sub Contract.East Perth Police Headquarters-EDP Centre Essential 27/5/86 BMA West Perth

24369

Supply-New Diesel Generator . (Documents available Tuesday13 May .)

Bartons Mill Prison-(Kalamunda)-Kitchen Upgrade . 3/6/86 BMA West Perth24370 WA College of Advanced Education, Joondalup-Stage 1A- 27/5/86 BMA West Perth24358

Electrical Installation . (Nominated Sub Contract) .Collie District Hospital-Redevelopment Stage 1, Phase 27/5/86 BMA West Perth

24359

1-Electrical Installation . Nominated Sub Contract. Depositon Documents : $150

Authority for Intellectually Handicapped Persons, 20/5/86

BMA Bunbury

BMA West Perth24361

Maddington-Factory-Addition.Greenough Regional Prison-New Fencing and Earthworks . 27/5/86 BMA West Perth

24362 Capel Primary School-Library and Staff Room . 20/5/86BMA GeraldtonBMA West Perth

24363 Bunbury Primary School-Covered Assembly Area . 20/5/86BMA BunburyBMA West Perth

24364 The Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre-"A" Block Upgrading- 3/6/86BMA BunburyBMA West Perth

24365

Animal Holding Facilities-Mechanical Services . NominatedSub Contract.

The Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre-"A" Block Upgrading- 3/6/86 BMA West Perth.Animal Holding Facilities-Head Contract. BuildersCategorisation Category D .

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Date of

Schedule

For Sale

Date ofAdvertising

No.

Closing

1986

1986May 2346A19861984 Ford Falcon XE Utility (MRD 7245), 1984 Commodore VK Sedan (MRD

7271) and 1984 Holden Shuttle Van SWB Van (MRD 7214) at Carlisle . . .

May 22May 9348A19861983 Holden WB 1 Tonne Tray Top (MRD 6698) and 1983 Commodore VH

Sedan (MRD 6595) at Carlisle May 29May 9351A19861982 Nissan 4WD MQ Patrol Station Wagon (MRD 6421) at CarlisleMay 29May 9352A19861984 Nissan Bluebird GL Sedan (MRD 7508) at CarnarvonMay 29May 9353A1986Miscellaneous Stores at South Perth May 29May 9355A1986Miscellaneous Stores at Forrestfield May 29May 9356A1986Galion T500 Grader (MRD 766) at Carlisle May 29May 9357A1986Coulter S plus Analyser at Perth May 29

STATE TENDER BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA-continued

For Sale by Tender

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, State Tender Board, 815 Hay Street, Perth, will be received for the abovementionedschedules until 10 a .m. on the dates of closing .

Tenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes otherwise they are liable to rejection .Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, 815 Hay Street, Perth and at

points of inspection .No Tender necessarily accepted.

B. E. O'MALLEY,Chairman, Tender Board .

ACCEPTED TENDERS

ScheduleNo . Particulars

Contractor Rate

28A1985Supply & Delivery

Details on applicationCannula Intravenous (1 year period)-Various Deseret Medical; Johnson

915A1985Government Departments

108 kW Heavy Duty Tandem Drive GradersJohnson Med.

Blackwood Hodge Pty Ltd $129 065 eachone (1) off to four (4) off-MRD CJD Equipment Pty Ltd $124 050 each

918A1985 Crawler Dozer with Ancillary Equipment one Wigmores Tractors P/L $192088

920A1985(1) only-MRD

Smooth Drum Vibrating Self-propelled Dynapac Pty Ltd; Vibromax Details on application

935A1985

Rollers one (1) off to six (6) off andSheepsfoot Rollers one (1) off to four (4)off-MRD

11-15 Tonne Multi-tyred Self-propelled

Aust. Pty Ltd

Westutt Industries P/L $69 525 each

940A1985Rollers five (5) only-MRD

Medium Duty Tandem Drive Graders three CJD Equipment Pty Ltd $110 465 each

40A1986(3) only-MRD

Surgical Soap (1 year period)-Various Johnson & Johnson Medical $4.45 dozen

67A1986Government Departments

Refrigerated Water Units (1 year period)-Products Pty Ltd

Arcus Australia Pty Ltd ; Email Details on application

128A1986Various Govt Depts

Disposable Ball Point Pens (1 year period)-Limited

Items 1-6 : Staedtler Pacific P/L. . . $9 .46 per 100

130A1986Various Govt Depts

Medical X-Ray Film Process Solutions (1 year Agfa-Gevaert Ltd ; Du Pont Details on application

202A1986period)-Department of Health

Four Wheel Drive Loaders one (1) off to five(Aust .) Ltd

Cranex $60 200 each (2 only)

227A1986(5) off-Main Roads Dept

Dust Collector, Ventilation Fan and DuctingVolvo Aust P/LD. Richardson and Sons Limited

$61525 each (2 only)$66 448 plus

247A1986for an Enclosed Blast Cleaning Facility

Crushed Aggregate 7 330 cubic metres The Readymix Group; Westernoptional extras

Details on application

283A1986Geraldton-Main Roads Department

Crushed Aggregate 5 830 Tonnes Narrogin-Quarries P/L

The Readymix Group; Western Details on application

323A1986Main Roads Department

Language Laboratory System-Education De-Quarries P/L

Rank Electronics P/L $70696

277A1986

partment

Details on applicationPurchase and Removal

Firearms (21 only) at Maylands Various298A1986 Southern Cross 8 kVA Generating Set (MRD M. Corry $126

329A1986458) at Carnarvon

1980 Toyota Dyna HU30 Tray Top Truck CFC Holdings Pty Ltd $2800

332A1986

(MRD 4813) at Carlisle

Decline of Tenders1982 Holden WB 1 Tonne fitted with Mech-anics Van Body (MRD 6416)

1638GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .[9 May 1986 .

MAIN ROADS DEPARTMENTTenders

Tenders are invited for the following projects .Tender documents are available from the Clerk in Charge, Orders Section, Ground Floor, Main Roads Department, Waterloo

Crescent, East Perth .

Tender No .

Description

166/85Supply and Installation of Roadway Lighting, Bunbury Highway-MandurahBypass . (This is a partially federally funded Australian Bicentennial RoadDevelopment Project) 13 May

171/85Supply and Spray Bitumen Emulsion-Metropolitan Division6 May184/85Load and Cart Gravel, Coolgardie area, Kalgoorlie Division. (Documents also

available from our Kalgoorlie Office) 20 May

Acceptance of Tenders

Closing Date1986

Contract No .

Description

Successful Tenderer

Amount

139/85Construction of a four-bedroom brick-veneer house

Four of a Kind Pty Ltd trading as

76 750at Lot 125 (No . 5) Hofrad Court, Albany

Boccomazzo Homes105/85Internal/External painting of two houses at Port

George's Painting Service29 960Hedland and four houses at South Hedland andExternal painting only to seven houses at SouthHedland

170/85Supply and Cart Sandfill Mandurah-Pinjarra

Giacci Bros Pty Ltd119 250Road-Bunbury Division

34/85Construction of a brick-veneer three bedroom house

NAT Constructions Pty Ltd91 415at Lot 86 (No . 9) Smith Street, Carnarvon

45/85Construction of one brick-veneer dwelling and one

O'Brien Bros Pty Ltd276 563brick-veneer duplex at Lot 690 Knowsley Streetand Lot 1190 Knowsley Street, Derby

141/85Construction of a four-bedroom brick-veneer house

O'Brien Bros Pty Ltd123 200at Lot 845 Alexander Street, Derby

D. R. WARNER,Director, Administration and Finance .

IRON ORE (CLEVELAND-CLIFFS) AGREEMENT ACT 1964CLIFFS ROBE RIVER IRON ASSOCIATES, CAPE LAMBERT

SERVICE WHARF AMENDMENT BY-LAWS 1986MADE by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council on the recommendation of theCompany within the meaning of the Iron Ore (Cleveland-Cliffs) Agreement Act 1964 .

Citation1 . These by-laws may be cited as the Cliffs Robe River Iron Associates, Cape Lambert

Service Wharf Amendment By-laws 1986.

Principal by-laws2 . In these by-laws the Cliffs Robe River Iron Associates, Cape Lambert Service Wharf

By-laws*, are referred to as the principal by-laws .

Third Schedule repealed and Schedule substituted3 . The Third Schedule to the principal by-laws is repealed and the following Schedule is

substituted-"

Third Schedule.WHARFAGE.

Wharfage fees at $4 .00 per tonne or per cubic metre whichever is the greater of cargohandled or shipped-minimum fee of $100 .00.

Petroleum products in bulk at $4 .00 per tonne-minimum fee of $100 .00 . ' .

Fourth Schedule amended4 . The Fourth Schedule to the principal by-laws is amended-

(a) in item 6, by deleting "$31 .31" and substituting-" $40.84 ' ;and

(b) by inserting after item 7 the following item-8 . 8. Mooring and unmooring labour-$40 .84 per man-hour or part thereof . ' .

By His Excellency's Command,L. E . SMITH,


*Published in the Government Gazette of 13 December 1974 at pp . 472-483. For amendments to 31/12/84 see 1984 Index tothe Statutes of Western Australia and note subsequent amendment published in the Government Gazette of 8/3/85 .

9 May 1986.]GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

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MINING ACT 1978Notice of Application for an Order for Forfeiture

Department of Mines,Broome, 1 May 1986 .

IN accordance with regulation 49 (2) (c) of the Mining Act1978, notice is hereby given that unless the rent due on theundermentioned Prospecting Licences is paid before 10 .00a.m. on 4 June 1986 the licences are liable to forfeiture underthe provisions of section 96 (1) (a) for breach of covenant,viz. non-payment of rent .

J . A. HOWARD,Warden .

To be heard in the Warden's Court Broome on 4 June1986.

WEST KIMBERLEY MINERAL FIELD .04/15-The Readymix Group (Australia) Ltd .04/28-Clough ; Leon .04/36-Mejak; Joseph Edidio .04/37-Mejak; Joseph Edidio .04/40-Walters ; Robert.

MINING ACT 1978-1983Notice of Application for an Order for Forfeiture

Department of Mines,Coolgardie, 16 April 1986 .

IN accordance with regulation 49 (2) (c) of the Mining Act1978-1983, notice is hereby given that unless the rent due onthe undermentioned Prospecting Licences is paid before10 .00 a .m. on 25 June 1986 the licences are liable to forfeit-ure under the provisions of section 96 (1) (a) for breach ofcovenant, viz. non-payment of rent .

D. REYNOLDS,Warden .

To be heard in the Warden's Court Coolgardie on 25 June1986 .16/59-Newman, Roy; Trinidad, Leslie Eric .

15/1159-Strindberg, Stefan John Anthony ; Strindberg,Stan Harry Frederick.

15/1166-Yamac, Nazmi .


Department of Mines,Kununurra, 23 April 1986 .

IN accordance wth Regulation 49 (2) (c) of the Mining Act1978-1983, notice is hereby given that unless the rent due onthe undermentioned Prospecting Licences and Miscel-laneous Licences is paid before 10 .00 a .m. on 25 June 1986the licences are liable to forfeiture under the provisions ofsection 96(1)(a) for breach of covenant, viz.non payment ofrent .

P. HEANEY,Warden.

To be heard in the Warden's Court Kununurra on the25th day of June, 1986 .

PROSPECTING LICENCE80/476-Porkhomenko, John; Murphy, Terrence John .

MISCELLANEOUS LICENCES80/6-Leech, Peter Arthur ; Warne, Samuel Brian .80/7-Leech, Peter Arthur .80/8-125 Nominees Pty Ltd .

MINING ACT 1978Notice of Application for an Order for Forfeiture

Department of Mines,Leonora, 18 April 1986.

IN accordance with Regulation 49 (2) (c) of the Mining Act1978, notice is hereby given that unless the rent due on theundermentioned Prospecting Licences is paid before 10 .00a.m. on 3 July 1986 the licences are liable to forfeiture underthe provisions of section 96 (1) (a) for breach of covenant,viz . non-payment of rent .

D. REYNOLDS,Warden.

To be heard in the Warden's Court Leonora on 3 July1986 .

EAST MURCHISON MINERAL FIELDLawlers District

36/59-Westralian Mining Corp Ltd .36/67-Avorton Pty Ltd .36/99-Forsayth NL .36/113-Avorton Pty Ltd .36/181-Au and AG Pty Ltd .36/281-Adamson, Robert Henry

MT MARGARET MINERAL FIELDMt Malcolm District

37/27-Fishwick, Raymond Alien.37/47-Archibald, Nicholas, Normandy Resources NL .37/679-Balmoral Resources NL .37/719-Kinex Pty Ltd.37/720-Kinex Pty Ltd .37/885-Johnson, Chad Graeme .

37/1099-Westralian Mining Corporation Ltd .37/1224-Tucker, Ian Rodney .37/1305-Sprigg, Stephen Garth; Landgraf, James Arthur;

Cole, Harry Benjamin .37/1336-Barker, Anthony Peter .37/1346-Young, Russell John; Babb, Wilfred Henry.37/1347-Tolputt, Mary Allison ; Price, Phillip .37/1348-Wierobiej, Edward Henryk .37/1349-Wierobiej, Edward Henryk .37/1352-Lorimer, Zane James .37/1355-Tucker, Ian Rodney .37/1356-Tucker, Ian Rodney .37/1357-Tucker, Ian Rodney .37/1358-Tucker, Ian Rodney .37/1366-Wasse Bernfried .37/1375-Ivey, Gordon Arnold ; Ellery, Ernest Albert .37/1376-Ivey, Gordon Arnold ; Ellery, Ernest Albert .37/1378-Burnett, Douglas Rodway ; Nowill, Martin James .37/1379-Burnett, Douglas Rodway ; Nowill, Martin James .37/1380-Baker, Robert Albert Lawrence .37/1382-Ivey, Gordon Arnold; Ellery, Ernest Albert .37/1383-Ivey, Gordon Arnold; Ellery, Ernest Albert .37/1385-Woodworth, Lorraine Elisabeth .

MT MAGARET MINERAL FIELDMt Margaret District

38/82-Smith, Raymond Lovi .38/280-Hill, Peter Austin ; Hill Patrick John .38/285-Sullivan, Sheila Anne ; Sullivan, Robert Neil ;

Sullivan, Gary Roy .38/301-Devereux, Robert Barwise.38/322-Alkane Exploration NL .38/350-Green, Peter Edward .38/352-Gras, Erwin .37/509-Blake, Maraya Gloria; Mourtiz, Richard

Benjamin; Suiton, Maurice Sydney .

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[9 May 1986 .

MT MARGARET MINERAL FIELDMt Morgans District

39/19-Kunanalling Mining and Exploration Pty Ltd .39/30-Haoma North West NL .39/182-Wierobiej, Edward Henryk .39/334-Golconda Ltd.39/450-Coleman, Patricia June .39/451-Matta, Tony .39/765-Coopers Resources NL.39/771-Gold Mines of WA Pty Ltd .

NORTH COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELDNullagine District

40/125-Ascot Holdings Pty Ltd.40/126-Ascot Holdings Pty Ltd.40/127-Ascot Holdings Pty Ltd.40/281-Mount Edon Mines Pty Ltd .40/371-Coleman, Susan Frances .40/372-Coleman, Susan Frances .40/373-Coleman, Susan Frances .40/378-Coleman, Susan Frances .40/379-Coleman, Susan Frances .40/380-Coleman, Susan Frances .


Department of Mines,Mt Magnet, 22 April 1986 .

IN accordance with Regulation 49 (2) (c) of the Mining Act1978-1983, notice is hereby given that unless the rent due onthe undermentioned Prospecting Licences is paid before10 .00 a .m. on 24 June 1986 the licences are liable to forfeit-ure under the provisions of section 96 (1) (a) for breach ofcovenant, viz. non-payment of rent .

P . S. MICHELIDES,Warden .

To be heard in the Warden's Court Mt Magnet on 24 June1986 .58/281-Fitzgerald, Daniel Peter .


Department of Mines,Southern Cross, 8 April 1986 .

IN accordance with Regulation 49 (2) (c) of the Mining Act1978-1983, notice is hereby given that unless the rent due onthe undermentioned Prospecting Licences is paid before10 .00 a .m. on 29 May 1986 the licences are liable to forfeit-ure under the provisions of section 96 (1) (a) for breach ofcovenant, viz . non-payment of rent .

G. CALDER,Warden .

To be heard in the Warden's Court Southern Cross on 29May 1986 .77/477-Lavery, Stanley James .77/796-Delta Gold NL .77/971-Brady, Peter .

MINING ACT 1978-1983Notice of Intention to Forfeit

Department of Mines,Perth, 9 May 1986 .

IN accordance with regulation 50 (b) of the Mining Act1978-1983, notice is hereby given that unless the rent due onthe undermentioned leases is paid on or before 31 May 1986it is the intention of the Hon Minister for Minerals andEnergy under the provisions of section 97 (1) of the MiningAct 1978-1983 to forfeit such for breach of covenant, viz,non-payment of rent .

D. R . KELLY,Director General of Mines .

BROAD ARROW MINERAL FIELD24/2344-Camilleri, Joanne Violet; Mazza, James Antonio .24/2345-Camilleri, Joanne Violet; Mazza, James Antonio .24/2444-Jarvis, Francis John ; Mutzig, Morfyn ; Burton, Ian

James.24/2480-Pinner, Allan Richard; Pinner, Edward Hubert.24/2543-Donatti, Lorenzo Bil; Hart, Barry Douglas .24/2702-Donatti, Lorenzo Bil; Hart, Barry Douglas .24/2815-Square Gold & Minerals Ltd .24/2816-Square Gold & Minerals Ltd .24/3168-Quadrant Mining Pty Ltd . ; Pinner, Allan Richard .24/3169-Quadrant Mining Pty Ltd . ; Laube, Clyde

Raymond.24/3173-Rinaldi, Enrico Martin ; Doyle, Patrick Roanld ;

Mihalj, Ante .

EAST COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELDBulong District

25/1393-Shackleton, Stephen Edward .25/1460-B W Nominees Pty Ltd .

EAST COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELDEast Coolgardie District

26/6629-Kalgoorlie Lake View Pty Ltd .26/6805-Shepherdson Building Pty Ltd .26/7014-Swan Resources Ltd. ; Wattle Gully Gold Mines

NL; Gold & Mineral Exploration NL .26/7045-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7048-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7049-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7050-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7051-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7052-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7053-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7055-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7056-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7057-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7058-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7059-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7060-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7061-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7062-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7063-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7064-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7065-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7066-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7067-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7068-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7069-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7070-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7071-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7072-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7073-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7074-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7075-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7076-Southern Goldfields Ltd .

9 May 1986 .]


26/7077-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7078-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7079-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7080-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7081-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7082-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7083-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7084-Southern Goldfields Ltd.26/7085-Southern Goldfields Ltd.26/7086-Southern Goldfields Ltd.26/7087-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7088-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7089-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7090-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7091-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7092-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7093-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7094-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7095-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7096-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7097-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7098-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7099-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7100-Southern Goldfields Ltd.26/7101-Southern Goldfields Ltd.26/7102-Southern Goldfields Ltd.26/7103-Southern Goldfields Ltd.26/7104-Southern Goldfields Ltd.26/7105-Southern Goldfields Ltd.26/7106-Southern Goldfields Ltd.26/7107-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7108-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7109-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7110-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7111-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7112-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7136-Ladyman, Richard Peter ; Kunanalling Explo-

ration and Mining Pty Ltd .26/7165-Fletcher, Mark David.26/7310-Southern Goldfields Ltd .26/7313-Livingstone, Ian Arthur.26/7454-Neve, Jeffrey Thomas .26/128-BHP Minerals Ltd.

NORTH EAST COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELDKanowna District

27/1791-Bowden, Graham Samuel .27/1824-Kelly, Patrick Daniel .27/1839-Hasch, Ronald Barrie.27/26-Amber Resources NL .

NORTH EAST COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELDKurnalpi District

28/510-Sargent, Robert Bruce; Brown, Eric Robert;Hastwell, Gary Basil; Solomon, GregoryHoward.

28/511-Sargent, Robert Bruce; Brown, Eric Robert ;Hastwell, Gary Basil; Solomon, GregoryHoward.

28/523-Komren Pty Ltd . .28/531-Tunax Resources NL .28/595-Sheedy, John Patrick .

NORTH COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELDMenzies District

29/5987-Sanidine NL.29/5988-Sanidine NL .29/5989-Sanidine NL.29/5990-Sanidine NL.29/6026-Anglo Consolidated (Australia) Pty Ltd . .29/6096-Allan, Brian Robert .29/6105-Cock, Frederick John .29/6197-Cock, Frederick John .29/6226-Viener Pty Ltd..

NORTH COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELDUllaring District

30/1343-Transcontinental Projects Corporation Ltd . .

NORTH COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELDYerilla District

31/1460-Zuks, Nicholas ; Grill, Julian Fletcher .31/1461-Zuks, Nicholas ; Grill, Julian Fletcher .31/1462-Zuks, Nicholas ; Grill, Julian Fletcher .31/1463-Zuks, Nicholas ; Grill, Julian Fletcher .31/1464-Zuks, Nicholas ; Grill, Julian Fletcher .31/152 1 -Goldfields Prospecting Areas Pty Ltd .

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MINING ACT 1978-1983Department of Mines,

Perth, 14 April 1986 .I HEREBY declare in accordance with the provisions ofsection 99 (1) (A) of the Mining Act 1978-1983 that theundermentioned mining lease is forfeited for breach ofcovenant, viz. non-compliance with expenditure conditions,and prior right of application granted under section 100 .

DAVID PARKER,Minister for Minerals and Energy .

MURCHISON MINERAL FIELDMeekatharra DistrictGold Mining Lease

51/2151-Raymond Ridley .

EXPLOSIVES AND DANGEROUS GOODS ACT 1961EXPLOSIVES AND DANGEROUS GOODS (AUTHORIZED EXPLOSIVES)

AMENDMENT ORDER (No . 6) 1986MADE by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council under section 14 .

Citation1. This Order may be cited as the Explosives and Dangerous Goods (Authorized Explos-ives) Amendment Order (No . 6) 1986.

Commencement2. This Order shall take effect on and from the day on which notice of this Order is

published in the Government Gazette .

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[9 May 1986 .

Principal Order varied3. The Schedule to the Explosives and Dangerous Goods (Authorized Explosives) Order

1978* is varied under the heading "CLASSIFICATION 1 .4S"-(a) by deleting "(0105) Safety Fuse

(X)";and

(b) by inserting in their appropriate alphabetical positions the following-(0105)(0105) Selected Buff Safety Fuse

(X)(0105) Yellow Clover Safety Fuse

(X) ' .[*Published in the Gazette of 14 July 1978 at pp. 2409-2410 . For amendments to 20 March1986 see 1984 Index to Legislation of Western Australia and Gazettes of 11 January 1985, 1February 1985, 12 April 1985, 31 May 1985, 21 June 1985, 28 June 1985, 20 September 1985,1 November 1985,15 November 1985,14 February 1986 and 7 March 1986.1

By His Excellency's Command,L. E. SMITH,

Clerk of the Council.

EXPLOSIVES AND DANGEROUS GOODS ACT 1961

EXPLOSIVES AND DANGEROUS GOODS (AUTHORIZED EXPLOSIVES)AMENDMENT ORDER (No . 7) 1986

MADE by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council under section 14.Citation

1. This Order may be cited as the Explosives and Dangerous Goods (Authorized Explos-ives) Amendment Order (No . 7) 1986.Commencement

2. This Order shall take effect on and from the day on which notice of this Order ispublished in the Government Gazette .Principal Order varied

3. The Schedule to the Explosives and Dangerous Goods (Authorized Explosives) Order1978* is varied-

(a) under the heading "CLASSIFICATION 1 .1B" by inserting in its appropriate alpha-betical position the following-

(0029) Slider Primer MKIII Delay Detonator(ZZ) ";and

(b) under the heading "CLASSIFICATION 1 .1D" by inserting in their appropriatealphabetical positions the following-

(0042) (0042) Anzomex Slider Primer MKIII (ZZ)(0065) Sliderline Detonating Cord (ZZ) " .

[*Published in the Gazette of 14 July 1978 at pp. 2409-2410 . For amendments to 20 March1986 see page 211 of 1984 Index to Legislation of Western Australia and Gazettes of 11January 1985, 1 February 1985, 12 April 1985, 31 May 1985, 21 June 1985, 28 June 1985, 20September 1985, 1 November 1985, 15 November 1985, 14 February 1986 and 7 March 1986 .]



MINING DEVELOPMENT ACT 1902

STATE BATTERY AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1986

MADE by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council .Citation

1. These regulations maybe cited as the State Battery Amendment Regulations 1986 .Commencement

2. These regulations shall come into operation on 1 July 1986 .Regulation 11 amended

3 . Regulation 11 of the State Battery Regulations*, is amended by deleting "3 .6" andsubstituting the following-

" 3 .00

.[*Reprinted in the Gazette of21 January 1963 at pp. 411-413 . For amendments to 21 March

1986 see page 284 of 1984 Index to Legislation of Western Australia and Gazettes of 19December 1980 and 25 September 1981 .1



9 May 1986 .]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W .A .

DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTED GOODS ACT 1970ss. 19 (1), (2) (b) and (c) and 26 (1) (c), (2) and 5

Notice under Part VI of intention to apply to Court for anorder to sell or otherwise dispose of goods valued inexcess of $300 .

TO: Markus Lewis of 19 Kerslake Way, Lynwood, bailor .You were given notice on 13 November 1985 that the follow-ing goods : V.W. Kombi registration number XMC 003 situ-ate at 11 Kempenfeldt Avenue, Sorrento, WA was ready fordelivery.

Unless not more than one month after the date of thegiving of this Notice you either take redelivery of the goodsor give directions for their redelivery, Lothar Alfred Popp of11 Kempenfeldt Avenue, Sorrento, bailee, intends makingan application to the Court for an order to sell or otherwisedispose of them in accordance with the Act .

Dated the 30th day of April, 1986 .D'ANGELO TROWELL,

(D'Angelo Trowell as Solicitors and Agents for the saidLothar Alfred Popp, the Bailee .)

COMPANIES (WESTERN AUSTRALIA) CODENotice of Voluntary Liquidation-Section 392 (2)Brendon Holdings Pty. Limited (In Liquidation)

AT a General Meeting of the abovenamed company, dulyconvened and held at 78 Mill Point Road, South Perth, on28 April 1986, the following Special Resolution was passed :

That the company be wound up as a Members Volun-tary Liquidation and that the assets of thecompany may be distributed in whole or in part tothe members in specie should the liquidator so de-sire .

Dated this 28th day of April, 1986 .

COMPANIES ACT 1961-1982(Section 272)

Notice of Final Meeting of MembersMungeroo Development Pty Ltd (In Liquidation)

NOTICE is hereby given that the final meeting of membersof the abovenamed Company will be held at the offices ofArthur Young, Chartered Acccountants, 7th Floor, 40 TheEsplanade, Perth, on 9 June 1986 at 5 .00 p .m .

Agenda1. To receive the Liquidator's account showing how the

winding-up has been conducted and the giving of anyexplanation thereof.

2. To determine the manner in which the books, accountsand documents of the Company and of the Liquidatorshall be disposed of .

3 . To approve the Liquidator's fee and expenses.Dated this 6th day of May, 1986 .

P . R . QUIGLEY,Liquidator .

PARTNERSHIP ACT 1895Dissolution of PartnershipDavies Drilling Australia

(Section 47)NOTICE is hereby given that with effect from 1 July 1985Stelbourne Pty Ltd ceased to be a partner in the firm ofDavies Drilling Australia and K . Biggs Enterprises Pty Ltdbecame a partner in its place .

The firm of Davies Drilling Australia has been comprisedof the following partners since 1 July 1985 :

K. Biggs Enterprises Pty Ltd, Drilling Investments PtyLtd and Granby Pty Ltd.

Dated this 5th day of May, 1986 .STEPHEN JAQUES STONE JAMES

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PARTNERSHIP ACT 1895Dissolution of Partnership

Remet Engineers(Sect ;ion 47)

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership known asRemet Engineers or Remet Engineer has ceased with effectfrom 1 July 1985 consequent upon the retirement from thepartnership of Stelbourne Pty Ltd .

The business of the partnership is now conducted by K .Biggs Enterprises Pty Ltd as sole proprietor under the nameRemet Engineers.

Dated_ this 5th day of May, 1986 .STEPHEN JAQUES STONE JAMES

UNCLAIMED MONEYS ACT 1912Wesnova Holdings Ltd

Register of Unclaimed Money held by WesnovaHoldings Ltd

Moneys due on compulsory acquisition of shares in WesnovaHoldings Ltd by Orange County Nominees Pty. Ltd .

Name and last known address ; Amount due ; Date.Couchman, Phillip Edwards, 1 Kirkham Hill Terrace,

Maylands WA ; $120 .64; 7/2/1979 .Ferguson, John, 8/35 Ingles Street, Port Melbourne,

Victoria; $120 .64; 7/2/1979 .Gibson, Kenneth, Address unknown; $603 .78 ; 7/2/1979 .Hart, William Leslie, 5 Maritana Street, Kalgoorlie WA ;

$241 .86 ; 7/2/1979 .Laurie, James Peter, 34 Coongan Street, Goldsworthy WA ;

$682 .66 ; 7/2/1979 .Martin, James Ellison, 7 Leyte Avenue, Lethbridge Park

NSW; $120 .64; 7/2/1979Mondello, Salvatore, P .O. Box 348, Kalgoorlie WA ; $302 .18 ;

7/2/1979 .Nicholls, Michael L., 18 Coongan Street, Goldsworthy WA ;

$62 .06; 7/2/1979 .Morris, Thomas Edward and Patricia, 15 Dart Street,

Boulder WA; $483 .14 ; 7/2/1979 .Papoo, Francis John, 83 Roscher Road, Lockridge WA ;

$136.30 ; 7/2/1979 .Vlahos, Mary, 98 McDonald Street, Kalgoorlie WA ; $603 .78 ;

7/2/1979 .Total-$3 477 .68 .

TRUSTEES ACT 1962In the matter of the Will of Clifford Bond Morris formerly of

Leighton Nursing Home, 40 Florence Street, WestPerth in the State of Western Australia, late ofShoalwater Nursing Home, Coventry Road, Shoalwaterin the said State, Retired Bank Manager deceased.

CREDITORS and other persons who have claims (to whichsection 63 of the Trustees Act 1962 relates) in respect of theestate of the abovenamed deceased who died on 17 March1986, at Shoalwater in the State of Western Australia arerequired by the Executors of his estate Rosemary ElizabethMartin and Jack Courtis both of 77 St . George's Terrace,Perth in the State of Western Australia, Solicitors to sendparticulars of their claims to them at the address hereunderby 10 June 1986 after which date the Executors may conveyor distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims ofwhich they then have notice .

LOHRMANN TINDAL & GUTHRIE,Solicitors,

167 St . George's Terrace,Perth W.A . 6000 .

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TRUSTEES ACT 1962Notice to Creditors and Claimants

WEST AUSTRALIAN TRUSTEES LIMITED of 135 St.George's Terrace, Perth requires creditors and other personshaving claims (to which section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962relates) in respect of the Estates of the undermentioneddeceased persons, to send particulars of their claims to it bythe date stated hereunder, after which date the Companymay convey or distribute the assets, having regard only tothe claims of which it then has notice .

Last date for claims: 6 June 1986

Butler, Mrs Ethel Agnes, late of 250 Armadale Road,Kewdale, Widow, died 22/3/86 .

Ford, David Samuel, late of 18 Ives Street, Hamilton Hill,Retired Storeman, died 5/3/86 .

Kelly, Henry Edward formerly of Talbot Road, Bushmeadvia Guildford late of 6 Wagoora Way, Koongamia, Re-tired Records Clerk, died 21/3/86.

Roberts, Edith Ellen, late of Flat 11, Rowethorpe, HillviewTerrace, Bentley, Widow died 5/3/86 .

Dated at Perth this 5th day of May, 1986 .L. C. RICHARDSON,

Chief Executive .

PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT 1941NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to section 14 of thePublic Trustee Act 1941 the Public Trustee has elected toadminister the estates of the undermentioned deceased per-sons.

Name of Deceased; Occupation ; Address;Date of Death; Date Election Filed.

Leavesley, Hilda Grace; Widow; South Perth ; 23/2/86;9/4/86 .

Johnson, Clement James; Sales Representative ; Doubleview ;1/3/86 ; 9/4/86 .

Ruffin, William Edward Anderson; Farmer; Mandurah ;23/1/86 ;9/4/86 .

Hunter, William Thomas ; Greaser; Ghoolie; 17/2/86 ; 9/4/86 .

Higgs, Dorothy ; Widow; Bayswater; 27/2/86; 9/4/86 .Jones, Colin Mervyn; Fisherman ; Mandurah; 19/1/86;

9/4/86 .Jackson, Nellie ; Widow ; Coolbellup; 30/12/85; 9/4/86 .

Kelly, Irene Valmai ; Married Woman; Queens Park ; 13/2/86 ;9/4/86 .

Kovac, Jaroslav ; Invalid Pensioner ; Perth ; 26/12/85 ; 9/4/86 .Bush, Charley Robert Gordon ; Automotive Electrician ;

Merredin ; 19/1/86 ; 9/4/86 .Geikie, Gilbert Kennedy; Railway Employee; Nedlands;

14/10/85 ; 9/4/86.Rogers, Gladys Winifred; Widow; Coolgardie ; 22/6/84 ;

9/4/86.Beckett, Catherine ; Widow; Nollamara; 29/1/86 ; 10/4/86.Humphreys, Olive Kathleen ; Widow; Kalgoorlie ; 30/7/85;

9/4/86 .Keenan, Veronica Mary; Home Duties; Como; 19/2/86 ;

17/4/86.Edney, John; Stockman ; Wittenoom; 25/10/85 ; 17/4/86.Tavares, Henrique De Silva ; Carpenter; Belas City,

Portugal ; 13/10/81 ; 17/4/86 .

Robertson, Guy Anthony ; Welder; Heathridge; 21/11/85 ;17/4/86 .

Stocks, John; Labourer; Perth ; 5/1/86; 17/4/86 .

Dated at Perth the 29th day of April, 1986 .


[9 May 1986 .

TRUSTEES ACT 1962Notice to Creditors and Claimants

CREDITORS and other persons having claims (to whichsection 63 of the Trustees Act relates) in respect of theEstates of the undermentioned deceased persons arerequired to send particulars of their claims to me on orbefore 9 June 1986, after which date I may convey or distrib-ute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which Ithen have notice .Alford, Leslie Thomas, late of Unit 10 Kingslake Village, 81

King William Street, Bayswater, died 18/4/86 .Backman, Lydia Irene, late of 98 Ellersdale Avenue,

Warwick, died 14/4/86 .Bettes, Alan Arthur, late of 116 Arkwell Street, Willagee,

died 7/4/86 .Boucher, Gertrude Louden, late of 61 Wright Street,

Kewdale, died 21/4/86 .Brooker, Ethel Sophia, late of Ningana Nursing Home,

Swan Cottages, Bentley, died 27/3/86 .Brown, Leonard, late of 25 Knight Avenue, Yokine, died

24/3/86 .Bryant, Elsie Winnetta, late of 33 Boston Way, Booragoon,

died 11/4/86 .Charles, Belinda Agnes, late of 9 Walter Street, East

Fremantle, died 15/4/86.Christensen, Bertha Maria, late of Churches of Christ Vil-

lage Lodge, 98 Ellersdale Avenue, Warwick, died11/4/86 .

Clark, Gerald Sidney Victor, late of 12 Cordroy Way,Hamersley, died 13/4/86 .

Connor, Charles Walter, late of 42 Birkett Street, Bedford,died 7/4/86 .

Cooper, John William, late of Flat 2, 1 Brisbane Street,Perth, died 14/11/85 .

Devlin, Evelyn, late of 34 King Street, Boulder, died 10/4/86 .Elton, Raymond Thomas, late of 30 Clarke Way,

Bassendean, died 8/4/86 .Farley, William Leonard, late of 56 Pinetree Gully Road,

Willetton, died 24/2/86 .Finlay, Daisy Evelyn Isabel, formerly of 41 Salisbury Street,

St James, late of Craigwood Nursing Home, 29 GardnerStreet, Como, died 23/4/86 .

Fraser, Raymond Robert, formerly of 173 Alice Street,Doubleview, late of Lemnos Hospital, 227 Stubbs Ter-race, Shenton Park, died 11/4/86 .

Germano, Giuseppe, late of 238 George Street, Queens Park,died 16/4/86 .

Giles, Stephen Charles, late of 1 Kens Road, Northcliffe,died 11/4/86 .

Graham, Sydney Athelston, late of Jalon Convalescent Hos-pital, 47 Goldsworthy Road, Claremont, died 22/4/86 .

Hinscliff, Alice, late of Craigmont Hospital, Third Avenue,East Maylands, died 6/4/86 .

Hodyl, Joszefd, late of St. Vincent's Hospital, Swan Street,Guildford, died 20/4/86 .

Hough, Stanley Owen, late of Sunset Hospital, BirdwoodParade, Dalkeith, died 22/4/86.

Iacomella, Albino, late of 205 Swan Street, Yokine, died13/3/86 .

Jarvis, James Joseph William, late of 26 Wallsend Street,Safety Bay, died 2/5/83 .

Jeans, Beryl Christina, late of 2A Genesta Crescent,Dalkeith, died 14/4/86.

Jones, Alfred Joss, late of Hamersley Hospital, RokebyRoad, Subiaco, died 15/4/86 .

Lethridge, Theresa Vincent, late of 93 Chelmsford Road, MtLawley, died 31/3/86 .

Link, Florence Mary, late of 2 Seaton Villa Road, Manjimup,died 28/3/86.

Loller, Andrew James, late of 43 Samson Street, MosmanPark, died 24/4/86 .

McBride, Florence, late of 4 Talwood Place, Halls Head,died 14/4/86 .

McKee, William, formerly of 39 Rushton Street, VictoriaPark, late of Carlisle Nursing Home, Star Street,Carlisle, died 15/4/86 .

Maszniew, Sergiusz, late of Salisbury Rest Home, 19 JamesStreet, Guildford, died 12/4/86 .S . H. HAYWARD,

Public Trustee,565 Hay Street

Nordahl, Dorothy Mary, late of Craigwood Hospital, 29Perth, WA 6000 .

Gardner Street, Como, died 11/3/86 .

9 May 1986 .]GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W .A .

Norton, Leslie Martin, late of Unit 17 Onslow Towers, 143Onslow Road, Shenton Park, died 25/4/86.

Pell, William John, late of Midland Convalescent Hospital,44 John Street, Midland, died 27/4/86 .

Smith, Eric Leonard, formerly of 13 Kingdom Street,Mandurah, late of Murray River Nursing Home,Boundary Road, Mandurah, died 5/4/86 .

Smith, Leslie Thomas, late of 32 Nicholas Crescent, Hilton,died 14/3/86.

Spehr, Thora Yvonne Miriam, late of 79 Gladstone Avenue,Rivervale, died 11/4/86 .

Spencer, Stephen John, late of Unit G34, Single Men'sQuarters, Paraburdoo, died 16/2/86 .

Threadgold, Agnes Eileen, late of St . David's Nursing Home,Lawley Crescent, Mt . Lawley, died 13/4/86 .

Walker, Andrew Neville, late of "Sloans Farm", Narrogin,died 8/10/84 .

Ward, Rosalie, late of 22 Amaroo Gardens, 44 Seventh Av-enue, Maylands, died 24/3/86 .

Whiteley, Harry Gordon, late of 6E Dart Street, Boulder,died 9/7/85 .

Wilkins, Klavdia Averkievda, late of Mount Henry Hospital,Cloister Avenue, Como, died 5/6/85 .

Winton, Herbert James, late of Coolgardie Nursing Home,Coolgardie, died 14/4/86 .

(Extract from Government Gazette (No. 20) of 8 March,1985)Dated this 5th day of May, 1986 .

Reprinted under the Reprints Act 1984as at 9 June 198

9th Reprint including Amendment No . 19 of 1985

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

STAMP ACT 1921-1955

Price-S3 .20 Mailed plus postage on 300 grams

LeadingAustraliain t

1990s

PRICES :-COUNTER SALES-$2.00 .MAILED PLUS POSTAGE ON 250 GRAMS .

S. d. HAYWARD,Public Trustee,

Public Trust Office, Perth .

CURRENT RELEASE

1645

WESTE AUSTRALIAREPORT OF

GOVERNMENT REGULATIONSREVIEW COMMITTEE

FEBRUARY 1983An examination of the experience of WesternAustralian business in dealing with Governmentat the Federal, State and local levels-the effectsof compliance with and constraints imposed by

Regulations .Prices:-

Counter Sales-$4.00Mailed plus postage on 400 grams

CREDIT ACT 1984 .

CREDIT REGULATIONS1985

PRICE-COUNTER SALES - $1.10MAILED PLUS POSTAGE ON 100 GRAMS.

Reprinted under the Reprints Act 1984as at 12 May 1985

2nd Reprint including Amendment No . 94 of 19841985

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONSACT 1979-1984

Price-$3 .60 Mailed plus postage on 300 grams

REPORT BY THE PETROL PRICESADVISORY COMMITTEE

TO THE MINISTERFOR CONSUMER AFFAIRSTHE HON. A. TONKIN, M.L.A .

JULY 1983.Chairman-K. M. Lehane .

Prices:-Counter Sales-$2.30Mailed plus postage on 500 grams

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GOVERNMENT PRINTER'SPUBLICATION SALES OFFICESALVADO ROAD, WEMBLEY

Phone 381 3111 Extensions 374 and 3768.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m .

(Continually Mon . to Fri .)

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8.00 a.m. to 5 .00 p.m .(Continually Mon . to Fri .)

PROPOSEDINDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ACT

AS PREPARED BYE. R. KELLY, ESQ.,Senior Commissioner

W.A. Industrial CommissionSeptember 21, 1978 .

Counter Sales-$1.50Mailed plus postage on 500 grams


[9 May 1986 .

By Authority WILLIAM BENBOW. Acting Government Printer

CONTENTSREGULATIONS, BY-LAWS, RULES,DETERMINATIONS, ORDERS

PageCliffs Robe River Iron Associates, Cape Lambert Service

Wharf Amendment By-laws 19861638Explosives and Dangerous Goods (Authorized Explosives)

Amendment Orders 1986-No . 6 1641-2No . 7 1642

Iron Ore (Cleveland-Cliffs) Agreement Act-Cliffs Robe RiverIron Associates, Cape Lambert Service Wharf Amend-ment By-laws 1986 1638

Main Roads (Control of Signs) Amendment Regulations 1986 1618Mining Development Act-State Battery Amendment Regu-

lations 1986 1642

GENERAL CONTENTSPage

Agriculture, Department of 1635Albany Port Authority 1617BMA Tenders 1635-6Commissioners for Declarations 1616Commissioners of the Peace 1617Companies Act 1643Companies (Western Australia) Code1643Constitution Act 1615Country Areas Water Supply 1615-16Crown Law Department 1616-17Deceased Persons' Estates 1643-5Education Department 1635Electoral 1617Explosives and Dangerous Goods Act1641-2Fisheries 1618Housing 1618Justices of the Peace 1617Lands Department 1618-22Licensed Surveyors Act 1622Local Government Department1631-3Main Roads 1638Metropolitan Region Planning Scheme Act1629-30Mines Department 1638-42Municipalities 1631-3Notices of Intention to Resume Land1622Orders in Council 1615-16Partnerships Dissolved 1643Premier and Cabinet 1616Public Trustee 1643-5Settlement Agents Supervisory Board:1633-5State Planning Commission 1625-30Temporary Allocation of Portfolios1616Taxi-car Control Act 1617Tender Board 1636-7Town Planning and Development Act1625-8Transport 1617-18Trustees Act 1643-5Unclaimed Money 1643University of W .A 1635Water Authority of Western Australia1622-5Water Boards Act 1616, 1624-5West Australian Trustees Limited Act1643-5Western Australian Marine Act 1617